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EDITOR
Constance Casto

BUSINESS MANAGER

William Hockman

PHOTOGRAPHER
Norman Moore

ADVISOR

Dudley W. G. Gordon

Potomac State College— One of West Virginia's Stars in
Education for over Half a Century

POTOMAC STATE COLLEGE

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

Keyser, West Virginia

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THE SPIRIT OF THE CENTENNIAL PRESIDES AT POTOMAC STATE . . .
West Virginia Celebrates its One Hundredth Year . . .

Potomac State College Celebrates its Sixty-Second Year .

ALUMNI FLOAT SYMBOLIZES YESTERDAY, TODAY, AND TOMORROW

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'LEST WE FORGET!" DEFENDERS OF TODAY AND TOMORROW

OUR TOWN— KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA— FOUNDED 1874

CAMPUS FROM THE MOUNTAIN BEHIND THE FIELD HOUSE

TOWN RESERVOIR IN THE MOUNTAINS

AS THE STATE HAS GROWN

Administration Building — Completed 1919

Davis Hall Dormitory — Erected 1919

SO HAS POTOMAC STATE

Science Hall — Dedicated 1951

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Memorial Hall — Opened 1957

Campus View of Reynolds Hall — Erected 1925

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Campus View — New Dining Hall in Background — Opened, 1957

Our New Library Opened Officially Fall Term, 1961.

OUR NEW

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OPENED,

1961

FRIEND

HALL

DEDICATED

1963

fe.

Buildings Not Shown

Gymnasium 1928

Student Center 1947

Music Building 1948

Psychology Building . . 1951
Stayman Field House . 1958

President Church Breaks Ground for Friend Hall

Professor A. K. VanScoy

DEDICATION

To A. K. VanScoy, head of the Depart-
ment of Physics of Potomac State College,
for a lifetime of service to education, the
1963 Catamount is dedicated.

"A. K.", as Professor VanScoy is affec-
tionately known, has contributed much to
the growth of his adopted community, and
to the training of young men and women
who enter his classroom he has been a con-
stant inspiration, and his students have con-
sidered it a privilege to know him.

"A. K." is a superb teacher, understand-
ing and capable, and his devotion to true
scholarship has gained the respect and
admiration of his fellow teachers and stu-
dents.

— -"It

'A. K." Ponders the Question

Dr. Ernest E. Church
PRESIDENT

One hundred years ago, out of the distress and
bitterness of civil strife, West Virginia became
the thirty-fifth state to be admitted to the
Union. Nineteen hundred sixty-three marks one
hundred years of growth and development from
infancy to the full stature of statehood! Prob-
ably the greatest force in this development has
been the contribution of our schools, colleges,
and universities, for without an enlightened
citizenry there cannot be a progressive and en-
lightened state. Potomac State, as a member of
the family of colleges, salutes West Virginia in
this centennial year. Even as THE CATA-
MOUNT strives for greater excellence each year,
so the college pledges its best efforts in building
a better and a brighter future for the proud
state of West Virginia.

We join the State of West Virginia in cele-
brating its centennial. As citizens, we will be
watching with interest a review of the events
which have been responsible for its growth and
development. We are assured that the leadership
of well trained men and women has been re-
sponsible for its status today. Many of these
leaders are the product of our educational sys-
tem.

Potomac State College is proud of her many
alumni who have been a part of this develop-
ment. She, too, during the past sixty-one years,
has grown from a preparatory school to the one
and only full fledged junior college in West
Virginia which is state supported.

Depicted in this 1963 CATAMOUNT are many
students who will lead our state tomorrow —
"Montani Semper Liberi!"

Mr. Kirkland S. McKee

DEAN

Mr. David G. Nuzum

DIRECTOR OF

STUDENT AFFAIRS

West Virginia's Centennial Year marks a
century of progress. The Mountaineer State
may be said to have seceded twice: "with" and
"from" Virginia. West Virginia in 1963, girded
for action, promises the nation to exhibit con-
tinual, economic and social growth. The sesquicen-
tennial birthday of A.D. 2013 prompts the prog-
nostication that Potomac State, while remaining
a junior college, will have a student body of
3000, the two years of higher education being
'given gratis by the state.

The office of Director of Student Affairs, in
providing the mortar to stabilize the verities
of scholastic endeavor, strives to deepen char-
acter integrity and to be the proverbial grind-
stone by which students sharpen intellectual,
social, and moral judgment.

As we celebrate the centennial of our state and
complete the sixty-first year of our college, tri-
bute is paid to women who have contributed to
the success of both.

Women have had the opportunity of higher
education, mainly during this century. College
records reveal that they have merited this recog-
nition by academic excellence and valuable serv-
ice in every phase of college life. Further re-
search shows that they have utilized their train-
ing effectively in home, community, state, and
nation.

May West Virginia's motto, "Montani Semper
Liberi," be the guide for greater achievements
by Potomac State women as they strive to meet
the responsibilities which accompany freedom.

Dr. K. Imogene Dever
DEAN OF WOMEN

Capt. Ernest L. Ackiss

B.A.

Military Science

Virginia Military Inst.

George Washington U.

Elizabeth A. Atwater, Ph.D.

Journalism, Speech

Duquesne University

University of Pittsburgh

Richard K. Bolyard, A.B.

Business Administration
Glenville State College,
University of Maryland

Walter H. Boone, M.A.

Chemistry
Bridgewater College,
Bucknell University

Mrs. Nancy S. Broome

Manager
Book Store

Irene Brown, M.A.

Secretarial

Geneva College, University

of Pittsburgh

J. Kenna Burke, M.A.

Political Science, Sociology

Fairmont State College,

West Virginia University

Mrs. Eleanor Campbell

Assistant to the
Financial Secretary

Mrs. Helen Chambers, R.N.

School Nurse

Mrs. Mary Evelyn Coffman

Director of
Alumni Affairs

Helen C. Criner, M.L.

Assistant Registrar and

Secretarial
West Virginia University,
University of Pittsburgh

Ervin L. Dayton, M. A.

Economics

Potomac State College

West Virginia University

Jerry Leon Essex, B.S.

Chemistry

Potomac State College

West Virginia University

John D. Fox, M.S.

Physical Education
West Virginia University

SP5 John V. Golaboff

Military Science

Dudley W. G. Gordon, M.A.

English

University of Pittsburgh

Fairleigh Dickinson U.

SFC Joseph Graven*
Military Science

Oscar H. Gustafson, M.S.

Agriculture

Potomac State College,

West Virginia University

Kenneth Franklin Haines,
M.A.

Modern Languages

Potomac State College,

West Virginia University

James T. Handlan, M.S.

Bacteriology, Biology,

Comparative Anatomy,

Genetics

West Virginia University

Mrs. Elizabeth P. Hanlin,
M.S.H.E.

Home Economics
West Virginia University

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Jack M. Hartman, M.S.

Psychology

Potomac State College,

West Virginia University

Paul F. Iverson, A.B., B.D.

Mathematics

Hasting College, Union

Theological Seminary,

Columbia University

Walter A. Jaworek,
B.S., C.E.

Professional Civil Engineer,

Engineering

West Virginia University

Virginia Johnson, M.A.

Mathematics
West Virginia University

Mrs. Helen Jones

Secretary to Dean

Judith Jose

Secretary

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Capt. Frederick S. Karner,
B.S.

Military Science

American University,

Omaha University

Mrs. Virginia Kolkhorst

Preceptress

Memorial Hall

Mrs. Viola Lough

Dietitian

Dana G. Lough, B.S.

Physical Education

Potomac State College,

West Virginia University

Kenneth M. Malone, M.S.

Agriculture
West Virginia University

William Earl Michael, M.S.
Botany, Zoology, Biology

Alderson-Broaddus,
West Virginia University

Nancy M. Miller, Ph.D.

Modern Languages
Lebanon Valley College,
University of Pittsburgh

Jasper Thomas Morris, M.A.

Chemistry, Physical

Science

Potomac State College,

West Virginia University

Allen E. Murphy, Ph.D.

Geology, Geography

Mount Union College,

West Virginia University

Syracuse University

Mrs. Leontine B. Nuzum,
M.A.

English

Salem College,

West Virginia University

Mrs. Thelma O'Connor

Assistant Librarian

Alan H. Paine, Ed.D.

Mathematics

Gorham State Teachers'

College, Columbia U.

Mrs. Ann Pamer

Cashier

Margaret E. Rafter, M.S.

Physical Education
West Virginia University

Mr. John Raschella, B.S.

Financial Secretary
West Virginia University

Mrs. Marie R. Rodgers, M.A. Norman E. Rodgers, M.A.

English History

Arkansas State Teachers Arkansas State College,

College, George Peabody George Peabody College

College

Capt. Paul Rofrano, B.S.

Military Science

Pennsylvania Military

College

Frances Dorothy Sarollo,
M.Mus.

Piano, Theory, Voice

Cincinnati Conservatory of

Music, Texas University

Mary Fravell Shipper, A.B.

Mrs. Gertrude Stanhagen

John Stanhagen

Librarian

Secretary to the

Manager

George Washington

President

Student Center

University

Richard L. Taggart, M.A.

A. K. Van Scoy, M.A

History

Physics

West Liberty

Salem College,

West Virginia University

Peabody College

Louise Ward, A.B.

English

Library Assistant

Fairmont State College

Charles D. Whitehill, M.M.

Music
West Virginia University

Anne Elizabeth Withers,
M.A.

English

Alderson-Broaddus,

Dennison University,

New York University

Leonard 6. Withers, M.Mus.

Piano, Theory, Glee Club

Cincinnati Conservatory of

Music; University of

Cincinnati

SFC David J. Young, B.S.

Military Science
Ohio University

President's Reception for Faculty

Informal Gathering — Faculty Reception for Students

Sophomore Officers Plan Strategy

CLASS OFFICERS

President
Louis Martino

Vice President
Donald Shaffer

Sec'y-Treasurer
Martha J. Bonafield

Stu. -Council Rep.
Charles Homan

Circle K Sophomores Operating Used Book Store

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Elaine Ack

Keyser, W. Va.
General Secretarial

James R. Adkins

Huntington, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Ralph L. Alkire

Philippi, W. Va.
Business Administration

Charles Lee Alt
Petersburg, W. Va.
Business Administration

Norma J. Amtower

Keyser, W. Va.
Education

Robert L. Anderson
Clarksburg, W. Va.
Engineering

Leanne Arkley
Weirton, W. Va.
Medical Secretarial

Melvin E. Arnold

Kitzmiller, Md.
Education

Thomas L. Arnold

Arlington, Va.
Forestry

William N. Ashcraft
Wilsonburg, W. Va.
Education

John E. Atkinson

Westernport, Md.
Law

Robert L. Baer

Somerset, Pa.
Education

Ralph W. Baker

Rock Oak, W. Va.
Engineering

Patricia A. Barberio

Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Thomas A. Barrett

Philippi, W. Va.
Engineering

Earl L. Bartlett

Harrisville, W. Va.
Medicine

Michael L. Bates

West Union, W. Va.
Engineering

Kermit E. Becker
Piedmont, W. Va.
Engineering

Darrell E. Beery

Augusta, W. Va.
Business Administration

John E. Bergman

Frederick, Md.
Engineering

William S. Bingman

Somerset, Pa.
Education

Martha J. Bonafield

Kingwood, W. Va.
Education

James Russell Bond

Parkersburg, W. Va.
Business Administration

Emmett B. Boone
Maxwelton, W. Va.
Engineering

Brenda J. Booth
Philippi, W. Va.
Medical Secretarial

John S. Bosley

Keyser, W. Va.
Journalism

Martin T. Bourkland
McLean, Va.
Medicine

David H. Bowers
Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

James H. Bowers
Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

Finis Boyee

Bridgeville, Pa.
Home Economics

Judy S. Boyer

Fairmont, W. Va.
Education

Charles Robert Brannock

Cambridge, Md.
Arts and Sciences

Nancy Ann Breinig

Romney, W. Va.
Nursing

Bonnie Lee Brown

Cumberland, Md.
Journalism

June E. Brown

Keyser, W. Va.
Nursing

Manly J. Bruce

Sperryville, Va.
Agriculture

Richard J. Bruce

Cumberland, Md.
Business Administration

Robert D. Bruce

Cumberland, Md.
Engineering

Jerome H. Bryan

Luke, Md.

Arts and Sciences

Mary Nell Burfield

Westfield, N. J.
Home Economics

Gary B. Burgess
Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Robert G. Burke

Romney, W. Va.
Education

Frank Busch

Wilmington, Del.
Medicine

Charles O. Buzzard

Widen, W. Va.
Education

Roberta J. Calvert

Romney, W. Va.
Physical Education

Walter R. Campbell

Cumberland, Md.
Engineering

John F. Carney

Arlington, Va.
Arts and Sciences

James W. Carpenter

Dunmore, W. Va.
Agriculture

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Carolyn L. Castelli

Weirton, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Constance C. Casto
Clarksburg, W. Va.
Education

Marion H. Chambers

Riderwood, Md.
Arts and Sciences

Diane E. Cheshire

Piedmont, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Robert F. Clements

Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Ross L. Cline

Petersburg, W. Va.
Medicine

Thomas S. Coffman

Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

Gail E. Colyard

Belmar, N. J.
Physical Education

Sandra Sue Compton

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Keyser, W. Va.
Home Economics

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Wendie L. Corbin

Vienna, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

James W. Courrier

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Keyser, W. Va.
Medicine

Dale E. Crabtree

Breezewood, Pa.
Education

Wilson N. Crider

Windber, Pa.
Education

Paul M. Cross

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White Sulpher Springs, W. Va
Physical Education

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Vida M. Cuppett

Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

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Jerry Lee Currence ;9
Elkins, W. Va.

Agriculture

John W. Dailey

Westernport, Md.
Pharmacy

Wayne F. Dare

Pitman, N. J.

Business Administration

Donald Lee Davis

Romney, W. Va.
Physical Education

Lawrence B. DeBerry

Oakland, Md.

Business Administration

James E. DeHaven

Corriganville, Md.
Business Administration

Norman L. Delawder
Arthurdale, W. Va.
Agriculture

H. Grace Demoise

Greensburg, Pa.
Physical Education

Larry A. Dickerson

Clayton, Del.

Business Administration

James W. Dillmore

Cannonsburg, Pa.
Arts and Sciences

David D. Dillon

Martinsburg, W. Va.
Agriculture

Louis A. Dinicola

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Business Administration

George Dorsey

Frederick, Md.
Education

Richard H. Duckworth

Midland, Md.

Business Administration

William M. Duncan

Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Lawrence C. Elder

Arlington, Va.
Business Administration

Richard A. Evans

Lonaconing, Md.
Arts and Sciences

William R. Evick
Parsons, W. Va.
Physical Education

Paul R. Farris

Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

David W. Felton

Nutter Fort, W. Va.
Engineering

Gareth M. Ferguson

Alum Bank, Pa.
Medicine

Ervin L. Fink

Keyser, W. Va.
Music

Mary L. Finnell
Keyser, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Delores K. Fitzgerald
Keyser, W. Va.
Medicine

John A. Fitzgerald

Vienna, Va.
Arts and Sciences

Patricia Fleming

Ridgeley, W. Va.
Journalism

Roger A. Foley
Petersbury, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Wilson L. Fry

Hannibal, 0.
Arts and Sciences

Kenneth L. Fuhrmann

Canton, 0.

Arts and Sciences

Ann E. Fulmer

Parkersburg, W. Va.
Physical Education

Roger Lee Galford
Dunmore, W. Va.
Agriculture

John A. Giantonio
Keyser, W. Va.
Education

Ernest N. Giles

Arlington, Va.
Law

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Michael E. Gingerich

Keyser ,W. Va.
Engineering

David L. Golding
Vienna, W. Va.
Law

Thomas E. Goss

Ridgeley, W. Va.
Accounting

Gerald L. Gould

New Haven, Conn.
Law

Charles I. Greathouse
Flemington, W. Va.
Engineering

Walter H. Greilich

Toms River, N. J.
Arts and Sciences

Barbara J. Grochowski
Keyser, W. Va.
Medicine

Carolyn L. Guy

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Home Economics

Lowell L. Haga

Parkersburg, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Nancy J. Hamara

Netcong, N. J.
General Secretarial

John F. Hamilton

Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Joseph W. Hammond

Moundsville, W. Va.
Business Administration

Lewis H. Hankes

Falls Church, Va.
Business Administration

Judith K. Harris

Parkersburg, W. Va.
Music

Rebecca A. Harshbarger
Piedmont, W. Va.
Education

Edward L. Hasenbuhler

Cumberland, Md.
Arts and Sciences

Howard M. Hatala

Weirton, W. Va.
Engineering

Julia B. Hathaway

Rowlesburg, W. Va.
Medical Secretarial

Bruce R. Haught

Proctor, W. Va.
Business Administration

Oliver Wayne Hawk
Elk Garden, W. Va.
Accounting

Thomas L. Hawkins

Philippi, W. Va.
Education

Michael L. Heflin

West Union, W. Va.
Dentistry

Charles Hendershot

Arthurdale, W. Va.
Engineering

Gary P. Henshaw

Winchester, Va.
Agriculture

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Linda L. Hinschlager

West Orange, N. J.
Medical Secretarial

William R. Hockman

Thurmont, Md.
Arts and Sciences

David K. Hollen

Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

Charles I. Homan
New Creek, W. Va.

Engineering

Tylyn Ann Huffman
Dry Fork, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Joseph J. Jackson

Arlington, Va.
Law

Mary Jenkins

West Orange, N.J.

Medical Secretarial

Paul F. Jenkins

Winchester, Ya.
Forestry

Nelson R. Jennings

New Martinsville, W.
Agriculture

Gus E. Johnson

Swanton, Md.
Arts and Sciences

Norris K. Johnson

New Creek, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Robert D. Johnson

Ellerslie, Md.
Arts and Sciences

Sylvia L. Kady
Keyser, W. Va.
Education

Charles B. Kalbaugh
Elk Garden, W. Va.
Education

George A. Keen

Georgetown, Del.
Agriculture

David W. Keller

Westernport, Md.
Engineering

Va.

Harry F. Kelso
Ridgeley, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Marilyn C. Killeri

Bethesda, Md.
Physical Education

Geren F. Knight
Moundsville, W. Va.
Physical Education

William V. Knott
Keyser, W. Va.
Education

Glenn E. Knotts

Newburg, W. Va.
Physical Education

Stanley Kolodziejski

South River, N. J.
Education

Thomas E. Kooken

Westernport, Md.
Engineering

Frederick T. Kroll
Clarksburg, W. Va.
Physical Education

John J. Kuzmiak

Johnstown, Pa.
Law

Carleton K. Lake

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Business Administration

Herbert S. Lambert
Parsons, W. Va.
Music

Jerry L. Larke
Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

James E. Leatherman

Fort Bragg, N. C.
Business Administration

Robert A. Leighton

Oakland, Md.

Business Administration

Robert A. Lindsey

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Engineering

Marlene K. Looney

Parkersburg, W. Va.
Medical Technology

Hilda Sue Loy

Romney, W. Va.
Physical Education

Carol J. Machamer
Keyser, W. Va.
Education

James E. Malone

Cumberland, Md.
Law

Susanne L. Marston

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Journalism

Larry G. Marteney

Philippi, W. Va.
Education

Vincent E. Martina
Keyser, W. Va.
Business Administration

Louis A. Martino

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Pharmacy

Erlend L. Mathias
Mathias, W. Va.
Agriculture

Mary F. Mathias

Mathias, W. Va.
Medical Secretary

Wayne L. McClintic

Williamsburg, W. Va.
Engineering

Joel D. McCray

New Martinsville, W. Va.
Law

David A. McGoye

Piedmont, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Joshua E. Mcllvaine

Georgetown, Del.
Veterinary Medicine

James E. Mclntire

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Ray Victor McManis

Mt. Lake Park, Md.
Education

Michael Melody

Keyser, W. Va.
Business Administration

Edward J. Melvin

Cumberland, Md.
Engineering

Thomas J. Meravi

West Orange, N. J.
Education

Ernest L. Miller

Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

James C. Miller

Thurmont, Md.
Engineering

Sharon L. Minnix
Bridgeport, W. Va.
Physical Education

Harald J. Mitchell

Franklin, W. Va.
Agriculture

Robert F. Mitchell

Westernport, Md.
Law

Jeffrey L. Montgomery

Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

Joseph W. Moore

Mt. Holly, N. J.
Physical Education

Paul H. Morris

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Business Administration

James Mowbray

Barton, Md.
Engineering

Robert G. Mullen

Fredericksburg, Va.
Business Administration

Robert L. Mullennex

Ridgeley, W. Va.
Engineering

Gary E. Mulligan

Cumberland, Md.
Dentistry

Stephen P. Neely

Huntington, W. Va.
Business Administration

Susannah M. Nesbitt

Sandy Spring, Md.
Arts and Sciences

Raymond D. Neupert
Flemington, W. Va.
Engineering

Marjorie S. Nichols
Keyser, W. Va.
Education

Gary Lee Nield

Wiley Ford, W. Va.
Engineering

David R. Noble
Charleston, W. Va.
Business Administration

Robert E. Nordeck

Oakland. Md.
Arts and Sciences

Edward B. Nuhfer

Parkersburg, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Max E. Park

Rock Oak, W. Va.
Agriculture

Gary W. Parks

Arlington, Va.
Business Administration

Georgia Parsenios

Cumberland, Md.
Law

Ingrid A. Pearson

Parkersburg, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Hubert P. Pennington
Parsons, W. Va.
Mortuary Science

Cecelia J. Perrine
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Education

Stuart M. Perry

Winchester, Va.
Engineering

Mary Gail Pfost
Charleston, W. Va.
Home Economics

Norman J. Pingley

Beverly W. Va.
Physical Education

Roger I. Pinnell

Millwood, W. Va.
Journalism

Robert L. Poland

Piedmont, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Edward R. Pouch

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Medicine

Michael V. Pratt

Kitzmiller, Md.
Education

Judith E. Presnell

Ridgeley, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Carol S. Price
Piedmont, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Charles T. Pyles
Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

David L. Pyles

Fort Ashby, W. Va.
Engineering

Charles W. Rager
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Jeannie M. Ramsey

Ida May, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Mary Ellen Rasel
Parkersburg, W .Va.
Music

Patrick Rawlings

Keyser, W. Va.
Business Administration

Darlene A. Reel

Maysville, W. Va.
Education

Carol Ann Rhodes
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Physical Education

Nancy A. Rice

Keyser, W. Va.
Education

Stuart Richards
Renick, W. Va.
Agriculture

Katherine J. Riedel
Wheeling, W. Va.
Education

Ronald Riedel

Wheeling. W. Va.
Physical Education

James L. Rittenhour

Somerset, Pa.
Arts and Sciences

Gary L. Robey
Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Robert R. Robinette

LaVale, Md.

Business Administration

Clarence L. Robinson

Baltimore, Md.
Law

Margaret L. Rockenstein

Vienna, W. Va.
Physical Education

Ernest L. Rockwell
Ridgeley, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Neil R. Rodamer

Springs, Pa.

Business Administration

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Bernadine V. Rollins

Keyser, W. Va.
Medicine

Otto Ross

Wiley Ford, W. Va.
Engineering

Thomas G. Ross

Mathias, W. Va.
Business Administration

John F. Ruhl

Salem, N. J.
Engineering

John R. Rush

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Law

Barbara J. Ryon

Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Susan B. Sadtler

Fairfield, Conn.
Arts and Sciences

Ronald L. Schwenninger

Cumberland, Md.
Engineering

William L. Seckman

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Pharmacy

Norma Arlene Self

Fort Ashby, W. Va.
Education

Robert S. Seymour

Accokeek, Md.
Arts and Sciences

Donald S. Shaffer

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Business Administration

Ronald C. Shaffer

Cumberland, Md.
Arts and Sciences

S. James Shaffer
Clarksburg, W. Va.
Education

John R. Shelton

Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

Patrick J. Sherman

Elkins, W. Va.
Physical Education

Donald C. Shields
Charleston, W. Va.
Engineering

George H. Shoemaker

Keyser, W. Va.
Veterinary Medicine

Robert G. Shoemaker

Somerset, Pa.
Arts and Sciences

Robert B. Sill

Frederick, Md.
Engineering

James Spadafore

Fairmont, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Armando J. Spagnolo

Paterson, N. J.
Physical Education

Kenneth F. Spicer

Cumberland, Md.
Pharmacy

Shirley Ann Spiker
Piedmont, W. Va.
Education

John P. Spoerl

LaVale, Md.

Business Administration

David Stalnaker

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Business Administration

Terry C. Stanhagen

Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

Delores N. Starnes
Burlington, W. Va.
Education

James A. Staub

Somerset, Pa.

Business Administration

Joel Samuel Steel

Silver Springs, Md.
Agriculture

Mike Stellabotte
Arlington, Va.
Business Administration

Hugh C. Stewart
Piedmont, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Martin W. Stone

Annandale, Va.
Business Administration

Earl J. Stutler

Garden City, N. Y.
Arts and Sciences

James A. Sullivan

Chevy Chase, Md.
Law

Vernon C. Svatos
Cleveland, 0.
Arts and Sciences

Carol Jane Swisher

Augusta, W. Va.
Music

William G. Thomas

Boswell, Pa.
Physical Education

Charles A. Tribett
Keyser, W. Va.
Business Administration

Norma J. Umstot
Keyser, W. Va.
Medical Secretarial

David D. Van Zant

Lewistown, Pa.
Business Administration

Louise A. Voelker

Philadelphia, Pa.
Medical Secretarial

John E. Wade

Keyport, N. J.
Business Administration

Susan E. Walker
Piedmont, W. Va.

Nursing

Shirley A. Walling

Martinsburg, W. Va.
Medical Secretarial

Carl R. Washington

Greensburg, Pa.
Physical Education

David K. Weaver

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Business Administration

Jeffrey E. Webber

West Union, W. Va.
Business Administration

Lee W. Weekley

Philippi, W. Va.
Medical Technology

Sandra Welshonce

Keyser, W. Va.
Education

James F. Weyant

Meyersdale, Pa.
Veterinary Medicine

Beverly C. Whitehead

Beckley, W. Va.
Medical Secretarial

Katherine Wilcox

Rochester, N. Y.
Physical Education

Darlene Wilkins

Baker, W. Va.
Medical Secretarial

James E. Willetts

La Vale, Md.

Business Administration

Ronald H. Wills
Keyser, W. Va.
Dentistry

Harold L. Wilson

Point Pleasant Beach, N. J.
Physical Education

John W. Wilson

Keyser, W. Va.
Business Administration

Marjorie Sue Wimer

Keyser, W. Va.
Home Economics

Philip O. Wince

South Charleston, W. Va.
Forestry

Richard D. Wood
Three Churches, W .Va.
Agriculture

Albert E. Wuestefeld

Keyport, N. J.
Education

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Freshmen Officers Line Up for New Program

CLASS OFFICERS

President

William Chidester

Vice President

Carl J. Fetchero

Secretary

Marie Miller

Treasurer

Mary Chapman

Stu. -Council Rep.

John Bianconi

Freshmen Hog Calling Contest

Freshmen Pa jama Thuse Parade

Frank K. Abruzzino

Shinnston, W. Va.
Law

Nicholas F. Accamando

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Physical Education

Joseph P. Adams

Nutter Fort, W. Va.
Law

Robert D. Alderton

Elk Garden, W. Va.
Engineering

K. Gary Ambridge

Baltimore, Md.
Arts and Sciences

Charles R. Anderson
Moundsville, W. Va.
Business Administration

Milton April

College Park, Md.
Agriculture

Carl D. Arnold
Burlington, W. Va.
Veterinary Medicine

Michael A. Ashenfelter
Piedmont, W. Va.
Law

Julia S. Astfalk

Harrington. Del.
Physical Education

Ralph E. Ausherman

Martinsburg, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Thomas K. Baber

Vienna, Va.
Arts and Sciences

Nunzio E. Barbera
Keyser, W. Va.
Law

William R. Barclift

Arlington, Va.
Business Administration

John C. Barncord

Ridgeley, W. Va.
Accounting

Valla J. Bartlett

Keyser, W. Va.
Home Economics

John C. Batcheller

McLean, Va.

Business Administration

Doris Lee Beam

Fort Ashby, W. Va.
Education

Douglas H. Bean

Romney, W. Va.
Law

William R. Beardslee

Arlington, Va.
Arts and Sciences

Robert W. Bell

Fanwood, N. J.
Arts and Sciences

Norman R. Bender

Lewistown, Pa.
Physical Therapy

Doris Bennett

Glady, W. Va.
Medical Technology

G. Stephen Bennett

Cumberland, Md.
Engineering

Wallace L. Bennett

Arlington, Va.
Arts and Sciences

John C. Bianconi

McKeesport, Pa.
Physical Education

Willard K. Bibbee

Parkersburg, W. Va.
Dentistry

Carolyn B. Biser

Oakland, Md.
Home Economics

Andrew Bittner

Waynesburg, Pa.
Physical Education

Donald T. Blandin

Baltimore, Md.
Law

Earl D. Blank

Greensburg, Pa.
Forestry

Walter D. Bosserman

Mechanicsburg. Pa.

Forestry

Robert S. Bossone
Long Branch, N. J.
Law

Phillip J. Bove

Arlington, Va.
Arts and Sciences

Larry L. Bowman

Flemingsburg, Ky.
Education

Stanley R. Boyer
Grant Town, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

William J. Bradfield

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Arts and Sciences

0. Paul Braithwaite
Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

Lynn C. Brodengeyer

Antioch, W. Va.
Physical Education

James L. Brown

Peterstown, W. Va.
Forestry

Sandra J. Brown

Parkersburg, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Montford O. Burgess

Arlington, Va.
Engineering

Michael C. Burke

Elk Garden, W. Va.
Engineering

Louis K. Buterbaugh

Bedford, Pa.
Arts and Sciences

Linda L. Byers

Ligonier, Pa.
Physical Education

John F. Calain

Elkins, W. Va.
Agriculture

Sharon A. Carpenter

Romney, W. Va.
Nursing

Kathryn W. Carvey

Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

John P. Castelli

Cuddy, Pa.

Business Administration

Judith Ann Channell

Elkins, W. Va.
Home Economics

Mary M. Chapman

Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Gary Lee Cheshire

Westernport, Md.
Agiculture

William K. Chidester

Keyser, W. Va.
Journalism

Harry B. Clark

Everett, Pa.

Business Administration

John D. Clay

Whitesville, W. Va.
Forestry

Robert E. Coates
Ravenswood, W. Va.
Law

Francis P. Coda

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Education

Raymond W. Coleman

Millville, N. J.
Physical Education

Penelope L. Conley

South Charleston, W. Va.
Accounting

Delmas H. Cosner

Mt. Storm, W. Va.
Engineering

Robert C. Craig

Pittsburg, Pa.
Engineering

Bettsy R. Criner

Reedy, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Michael B. Crisci
Weirton, W. Va.
Law

Gayle J. Crisi

Hastings on Hudson. N. Y.

General Secretarial

Rodger L. Crites
Fisher, W. Va.
Agriculture

Hayward G. Cross
Grafton, W. Va.
Physical Education

Kenneth J. Cuprik

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Engineering

Steven L. Curry

La Vale, Md.
Engineering

Donald E. Cutlip

Buckhannon, W. Va.
Business Administration

Sara R. Daugherty

Keyser, W. Va.
Home Economics

Dennis H. Davidson

Keyser, W. Va.
Education

Delia M. Davis

Follansbee, W. Va.
Medical Technology

Paul L. Davis

St. Marys, W. Va.
Business Administration

Mary L. Dawson

Kingwood, W. Va.
Home Economics

Daniel Delich

Hobart, Ind.
Law

Aidan T. Dewey

Alexandria. Va.
Business Administration

Robert J. Diaco

Newark, N. J.
Denistry

David E. Disque

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Arts and Sciences

Daniel F. Dombrosky

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Law

Douglas H. Donohoe

Vienna, Va.

Arts and Sciences

Mary C. Dorsey

Keyser, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Zelda L. Drainer

Flemington, W. Va.
Home Economics

Elinor J. Drane

Piedmont, W. Va.
Medical Technology

Michael L. Dransfield

Gap Mills, W. Va.
Forestry

Jane L. Early

Cumberland, Md.
Arts and Sciences

Yvonne T. Eddicks

Arlington, Va.
Arts and Sciences

Edward Elikan
Carnegie, Pa.
Education

David L. Ellis

Westernport, Md.
Arts and Sciences

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Robert B. Engle
Clarksburg, W. Va.
Business Administration

Donald K. Eskridge
Petersburg, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

James D. Evans

New Creek, W. Va.
Medicine

Charles J. Ezell

Falls Church, Va.
Forestry

Carl J. Fetchero

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Denistry

Joyce E. Fike

Brandonville, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Barbara N. Fileti
West Orange, N. J.
General Secretarial

Janet L. Foley
Petersburg. W. Va.

Arts and Sciences

Frank C. French, Jr.

Charleston, W. Va.
Business Administation

James W. French

North Garden, Va.
Business Administration

Joseph H. Frye

Augusta, W. Va.
Business Administration

Howard R. Fulk

Bayard, W. Va.
Physical Education

David B. Fuller

Silver Spring, Md.
Engineering

Robert E. Gall

Carnegie, Pa.
Engineering

Kenneth L. Garland
Clarksburg, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Stephen S. Garton
Weston, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Paul E. Gates
Piedmont, W. Va.
Medicine

Claude E. Gaujot

Durbin, W. Va.
Law

Benjamin D. Gay

Marlinton, W. Va.
Veterinary Medicine

Harold L. Grayson

Keyser, W. Va.
Forestry

James D. Griffin

St. Marys, W. Va.
Engineering

John W. Groden

Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

Charles A. Grossman

Charlottesville, Va.
Veterinary Medicine

Robert E. Hager

Cumberland, Md.
Engineering

Johnny E. Haines

Keyser, W. Va.
Accounting

Philip G. Hall

Salisbury, Md.
Physical Education

Robert G. Hall

Walkersville, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Carol J. Haller

Washington, W. Va.
Medical Technology

Mary K. Hammond

Ridgeley, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Mary A. Handlan

Keyser, W. Va.
Medical Technology

Patricia J. Hanlin

Wappingers Falls, N. Y.
Arts and Sciences

Robert G. Hanna

Renick, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

James E. Hannum

Mt. Alto, W. Va.
Accounting

Don R. Harman

Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Glenn A. Harman

Rough Run, W. Va.
Engineering

John W. Harman

Petersburg, W. Va.
Business Administation

Patricia Ann Harness
Ridgeley, W. Va.
Education

Woodrow A. Harper

Winchester, Va.
Physical Therapy

Elizabeth A. Harris

Parkersburg. W. Va.
Medical Secretarial

Kenneth R. Harris

Alexandria, Va.
Physical Education

Edward Hartman
Beryl, W. Va.
Engineering

Nancy C. Hartman

Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Richard A. Hartnett

New York, New York
Law

Edward G. Hawkins

Keyser, W. Va.
Law

Vicki J. Hawkins

Keyser, W. Va.
Medical Secretarial

Lynn E. Haynes

Bluefield, W. Va.
Engineering

John B. Hayward

Martinsburg, W. Va.
Business Administration

Harry G. Helme

Washington, D. C.
Business Administration

David G. Helmick

Petersburg, W. Va.
Agriculture

Tommy G. Hevener

Durbin, W. Va.
Engineering

Donald A. Hill

Keyport, N. J.
Physical Education

Rufus E. Hoalcraft

Pennsboro, W. Va.
Agriculture

Phyllis A. Hodge

Johnstown, Pa.
Home Economics

Neva P. Hoffman

Keyser, W. Va.
Education

Burt H. Holcomb

Ashland, N. J.
Physical Education

Hugh A. Hollingsworth

Keyser, W. Va.
Pharmacy

Thomas A. Hood

Jeannette, Pa.

Business Administration

Nancy P. Hooper

Bridgeville, Pa.
Medical Secretarial

Gerald S. Hott

Wardensville, W. Va.
Engineering

Kenneth R. House
Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

John K. Houser

Romney, W. Va.
Business Administration

James C. Hovey

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Richard D. Hudkins

Phillipi, W. Va.
Business Administration

Norman W. Hughes

Vienna, Md.
Education

Matthew A. Iatesta

West Orange, N. J.
Arts and Sciences

William L. Jennewine

Jacksonville, Fla.
Law

Richard M. Johns

Warren, Ohio
Forestry

Ronald G. Johnson

Albright, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Bryan L. Jones

Verona, N. J.
Arts and Sciences

William D. Jones
Philippi, W. Va.
Education

Jerry Judy

Cherry Grove, W. Va.
Engineering

James R. Jenkins
Petersburg, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Lenstal Kachadoorian

Arlington, Va.
Arts and Sciences

Sandra J. Kahler
Burnham, Pa.
Medical Secretarial

L. Elaine Kalbaugh

Elk Garden, W. Va.
Physical Education

Elizabeth F. Kapp

Pittsburgh, Pa.
General Secretarial

Sally L. Karl

Frederick, Md.
Education

Walter G. Karnis

Hollywood, Fla.
Physical Education

John E. Kaylor

Springfield, W. Va.
Business Administration

Karen J. Keller

Westernport, Md.
Arts and Sciences

Harold R. Kerns

Fort Ashby, W. Va.
Physical Education

Gary K. Ketchem
Pruntytown, W Va.
Agriculture

Marjorie J. Killian

Manasquan, N. J.
Medical Secretarial

Gary L. King

Cumberland, Md.
Engineering

Anthony W. Kirk

Arlington, Va.
Dentistry

Vincent J. Kirk

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Education

Louise M. Kister

Somerset, Pa.
Music

Robert L. Klinestiver

Keyser, W. Va.
Medicine

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Barbara A. Knott

Keyser, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Lonnie J. Kuhn

Mt. Storm, W. Va.
Medicine

William C. LaMay

Arlington, Va.
Business Administration

Paul E. Lamm

Parkersburg, W. Va.
Medical Technology

Nick C. Lapcevic

Larimer, Pa.
Engineering

Charles H. Lauer

Cologne, N. J.
Physical Education

David A. Lawson

Masontown, W. Va.
Physical Education

Robert L. Lawson

Harbeson, Del.
Agriculture

Ernest M. Layman

Westernport, Md.
Business Administration

Jay C. Leatherman

Ft. Bragg, N. C.
Business Administration

Lucien T. Lenhart

Millsboro, Del.
Engineering

Helen C. Lewis

Terra Alta, W. Va.
Education

Robert W. Lewis

Toms River, N. J.
Education

Beulah G. Likin

Raymondville, Texas
Arts and Sciences

Harry M. Liller

New Creek. W. Va.
Engineering

Robert K. Lonergan

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Arts and Sciences

Ifcfch

Ralph W. Long

Springfield, W. Va.
Business Administration

Roger P. Loudin

Imperial, W. Va.
Forestry

Claudia C. Lovering

Alexandria, Va.
Arts and Sciences

Harold D. Lynch

Cumberland, Md.
Engineering

Lynn F. Lyons

Keyser, W. Va.
Dentistry

Richard E. Lyons

Gormania, W. Va.
Dentistry

Robert A. Lyons

Kitzmiller, Md.
Music

Morton M. MacDonald

Marshall, Va.

Business Administration

Cheryl M. Maderia

Follansbee, W. Va.
Education

John M. Maffucci

Bedford, Pa.
Physical Education

Barbara L. Malone
Keyser, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Nancy A. Manning

Ridgeley, W. Va.
Education

Dottie S. Markwood

Lahmansville, W. Va.
Medical Secretarial

Joseph M. Marshall

Circleville, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Edward F. Martin

Dover, Del.
Physical Education

Thomas E. Martin

Alexandria, Va.
Business Administration

Helen M. Martina

Keyser, W. Va.
Medical Secretarial

Ward B. Masden

Arlington, Va.
Engineering

Homer W. May

Bedford, Pa.

Business Administration

Leonard C. Mayer

Windber, Pa.
Education

Caroline S. McArthur

Arlington, Va.
Arts and Sciences

Bonnie Lee McAvoy

Keyser, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Paul P. McCarthy

Ridgeley, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Paula S. McDowell

Burlington, W. Va.
Medical Secretarial

Ralph A. McFarland

Weirton, W. Va.
Physical Education

James P. McGovern

Falls Church, Va.
Physical Education

Carol R. McVicker

Towson, Md.
Arts and Sciences

Carol A. Miers
Keyser, W. Va.
Physical Education

Charles J. Miller

Alexandria, Va.
Business Administration

Corrine V. Miller
Paw Paw, W. Va.

Arts and Sciences

Duane R. Miller

Greensburg, Pa.
Forestry

Marie E. Miller

Keyser. W. Va.

Medical Secretarial

Mary L. Miller
Keyser, W. Va.
Journalism

Vincent W. Miller

Hedgesville, W. Va.
Dentistry

William J. Milleson

Springfield, W. Va.
Agriculture

James M. Mims

Boyds, Md.
Agriculture

Judith A. Mokosh

Moundsville, W. Va.
Education

Dow E. Mongold

Mathias, W. Va.
Forestry

Calvin E. Montgomery

Masontown, W. Va.
Agriculture

Richard M. Moon

Middletown, Ohio
Business Administration

Norman Lee Moore

Keyser, W. Va.
Medicine

Gary D. Morgan

Fairmont, W. Va.
Law

Michael A. Morgan

Somerset, Pa.

Business Administration

Judith E. Morlan

Bethesda, Md.
Education

George H. Moser

Smithfield, Pa.
Medicine

Charles A. Murphy
Bridgeport, W. Va.
Business Administration

John R. Myers

Augusta, W. Va.
Physical Education

Michael D. Myers

Valley Bend, W. Va.
Physical Education

Paul J. Nagy

Fairmont, W. Va.
Physical Education

John S. Narbut

Millville, N. J.
Arts and Sciences

Paul F. Nazelrod

Oakland, Md.
Medicine

James H. Neil

St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Forestry

Grace E. Neptune
Keyser, W. Va.
General Secretarial

William G. Nesbit

Moundsville, W. Va.
Engineering

Raymond C. Netzel

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Agriculture

Barbara S. Nicholson

Weirton, W. Va.
Physical Therapy

Gary B. Norris

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Law

Mary L. Nuss

Garfield, N. J.
Medical Technology

Douglas L. Ogden

LaVale, Md.
Education

Francis E. Old

Baltimore, Md.
Arts and Sciences

Dennis M. O'Neill
McLean, Va.
Arts and Sciences

Barbara L. O'Rear
Keyser, W. Va.

Medical Secretarial

Edward C. Ott

Ridgeley, W. Va.
Agriculture

George A. Ott
Ridgeley, W. Va.

Music

David L. Page

Millville, N. J.
Engineering

Roddy L. Palmer
Keyser, W. Va.
Education

Hilda L. Pancake

New Creek, W. Va.
Pharmacy

Charles L. Park

Lawrenceville, N. J.
Forestry

Paul E. Park

Shepherdstown, W. Va.
Engineering

George C. Paxton

Piedmont, W. Va.
Medicine

James K. Payne

Charlottesville, Va.
Engineering

Walter A. Pennino
Vienna, Va.
Physical Education

Richard C. Pirozzi

Paterson, N. J.
Law

Victoria E. Price

Ravenswood, W. Va.
Physical Education

Brenda L. Pugh

Westernport, Md.
Physical Education

John F. Queen

Rock Cave, W. Va.
Engineering

Charles J. Rafter

Salisbury, Md.
Business Administration

Dennis S. Rawlings

Baltimore, Md.
Business Administration

Stephen E. Reckenwald

Belmar, N. J.
Education

Marion R. Reed

Buckhannon, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Clara Belle Reel
Keyser, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Charles L. Reese
Fairmont. W. Va.
Physical Education

Luretta J. Reger
Buckhannon, W. Va.
Nursing

Walter A. Rex

Lewistown, Pa.
Business Administration

Thomas D. Ridenour
Newburg, W. Va.
Physical Education

Edward C. Riffle

Jane Lew, W. Va.
Agriculture

Richard J. Robinson

Syracuse, N. Y.
Physical Education

Philip D. Rodgers

South Portland, Me.
Forestry

Carolyn C. Root

Westernport, Md.
Medical Secretary

Frederick J. Roscoe

Wheeling, W. Va.
Engineering

Ann L. Ruck

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Kevin W. Ryan

Little Silver, N. J.
Education

Marcella K. Ryan
Keyser, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Barbara E. Sagal

Keyser. W. Va.
General Secretarial

William B. Shackleford

Arthurdale, W. Va.
Agriculture

Roger A. Shallis
Keyser, W. Ya.
Pharmacv

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Calvin J. Sharp
Marlinton, W. Va.
Forestry

Lawton T. Sharp

Glenwood, Md.
Forestry

Ralph O. Sharp

Front Royal, Va.
Dentistry

Eddie L. Shearer
Charleston, W. Va.
Engineering

Willard L. Shears
Arbovale, W. Va.
Forestry

Donnie H. Shields

Wildcat, W. Va.
Engineering

David W. Shinn

Rupert, W. Va.
Dentistry

Gary S. Shipley

Bedford, Pa.

Business Administration

Willis R. Shumaker
Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

Richard L. Sindy

Cresaptown, Md.
Engineering

Roger A. Sites
Petersburg, W. Va.
Business Administration

J. Gregory Sliger
Elm Grove, W. Va.
Pharmacy

Robert L. Sloan

Cameron, W. Va.
Physical Therapy

Ashby D. Smith

Falls Church, Va.
Physical Education

Courtland W. Smith

Rridgewood, N. Y.
Business Administration

John L. Smith

Nutter Fort, W. Va.
Business Administration

Kenneth E. Smith

Accident, Md.
Forestry

Patrick H. Smith

Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

Anna K. Snider

Keyser, W. Va.
Physical Education

David M. Snyder

Ridgeley, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Rudolph J. Sosna
Strasburg, Va.
Medicine

James F. Spangler

Romney, W. Va.
Engineering

Robert L. Spencer
Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

John A. Stealey
Nutter Fort, W. Va.
Engineering

John W. Stein
Martinsburg, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

John H. Stiffler

Johnstown, Pa.
Forestry

Philip L. Stotler
Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
Business Administration

Joseph L. Strange

Vienna, Va.
Education

John C. Strigle

South Charleston, W. Va.

Agriculture

Irene F. Strong

Westernport, Md.
Dental Hygiene

James K. Studdard
Benwood, W, Va.
Arts and Sciences

David R. Sutton
Glendale. W. Va.
Physical Education

John Y. Sutton
Bridgeport, W. Va.
Business Administration

Donald H. Swartz
Parsons, W. Va.
Forestry

Dwight D. Sypolt

Reedsville, W. Va.
Forestry

Christopher C. Tatham

Falls Church, Va.
Forestry

Joseph R. Taylor
Keyser, W. Va.
Accounting

Ronald W. Terhorst
Carnegie, Pa.
Forestry

Dennis Lee Testa

Neptune, N. J.
Education

Alice J. Tetrick
Keyser, W. Va.
General Secretarial

Vaughn N. Thomas
Delmont, Pa.
Veterinary Medicine

James R. Thompson

Petersburg, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Richard L. Thompson

Piedmont, W. Va.
Engineering

Robert J. Thornberry

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Business Administration

Robert G. Thorne

West Long Branch, N. J.
Education

John F. Tipping

Ridgeley, W. Va.
Business Administration

Blanche E. Turner

Buckhannon, W. Va.
Home Economics

Kenneth R. Turner

Lonaconing, Md.
Engineering

Nolan D. Turner

Newburg, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

John W. Umstot

Oakland, Md.
Engineering

Frank VanAmburgh

Wayne, N. J.
Veterinary Medicine

A. David Vennari

Clarksburg, W. Va.
Physical Education

William M. Vicini

Uniontown, Pa.
Business Administration

Cheryl S. Wagner
Clarksburg, W. Va.
Medical Technology

John F. Wagoner
Springfield, W. Va.
Engineering

Roy M. Walker
Piedmont, W. Va.
Forestry

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Michele L. Ward

Keyser, W. Va.
Physical Education

Wayne E. Warder

Hastings, W. Va.
Forestry

John F. Waterhouse

Wheeling, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Carol L .Wear

Wheeling, W. Va.
Education

Harry R. Webb

Mauricetown, N. J.
Engineering

Dinah S. Wells
Keyser, W. Va.

Medical Secretarial

Stephen A. Wells
Burlington, W, Va.
Medicine

Raymond T. Westfall
Nutter Fort. W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

Lowell L. Whipp

Keyser, W. Va.
Engineering

Margaret J. White

Oakland, Md.
Home Economics

David W. Whitzell

Pennsgrove, N. J.
Physical Education

Gary D. Williams

Tunnelton, W. Va.
Music

Roy H. Williams

Mouth of Seneca, W. Va.
Arts and Sciences

William J. Williams
Clarksburg, W. Va.
Education

David K. Wilson

Moundsville, W. Va.
Business Administration

Linda Lou Wiltison

Keyser, W. Va.
Medical Secretarial

Ronald E. Wise

Oakland, Md.
Veterinary Medicine

Fairley W. Workman

Marlinton, W. Va.
Engineering

Theodore M. Yokum
Harman, W. Va.
Agriculture

Michael G. Zontanos

East Orange, N. J.
Arts and Sciences

CANDID CANDIDS

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Victory Forces Take Armory

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Quick, Call Mrs. Chambers

Outstanding Clergy Emphasizes Religion

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Mavericks Watching Maverick

Playing Bridge — Wishing Hearts

Flag Ceremony Before Games

Go Away! . . . I'm Hungry

It Must Have Been Something I 'et!

TAKE A PEEK-

Mail Call! Mail Call!

Yes, father. Yes, father.

But, Jeff, I can't smile!!

Santa's little helpers.

David, Can't you breathe? ?

Books, books — no money left!

Yes Sir! I'll wear it!

Please, Dean, Please!!

YOU WERE ON CANDID CAMERA

Christmas Party Quartet.

Who's got the ball ? ?

Grand Finale?

Delicious Punch, girls!

Now they're on their own.

New Bus for Catamounts.

Annual Roth Banquet

Sigma Christmas Swing

FLOATS IN THE ANNUAL HOMECOMING PARADE

Roth — Best Campus Organization Float

Sigmas — Best Greek Letter Float

Kappas, Theta-Gamma, Most Attractive Greek Letter Floats

Freshmen Class Campus Float

The Queen's Float — Miss Catamount

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Agriculture Club Float

Christian Youth Fellowship Float

CAMPUS

QUEENS

MISS CATAMOUNT

MISS CAROLYN CASTELLI

QUEEN OF HARVEST SWING

MISS MARLENE LOONEY

QUEEN OF WINTER

MISS NANCY HAMARA

CAMPUS COVER GIRL

MISS DINAH WELLS

APPLE BLOSSOM PRINCESS

MISS SANDRA WELSHONCE

SIGMA SWEETHEART

MISS MARTHA JEAN BONAFIELD

QUEEN OF THE EASTER BALL

MISS SYLVIA KADY

QUEEN OF THE MILITARY BALL

MISS DIANNE CHESHIRE

QUEEN OF MAY

MISS CAROL MACHAMER

CORONATION CEREMONIES FOR QUEENS

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CHEERLEADERS

Penelope Conley

Joyce Fike
Mary Jenkins

Carol Ann Miers

Elaine Ack

Kathryn Carvey

ORGflnizfliions

ROTC SPONSORS

Carolyn Guy

Louise Voelker

Marlene Looney

Ingrid Pearson

Mary Jenkins

STUDENT COUNCIL

President Felton Addresses Student Council

The members of the Student Council are:
David Felton President

Sophomore Class

Louis Martino President

Donald Shaffer Vice-President

Jean Bonaf ield Secretary-Treasurer

Charles Homan Rep. to Student Council

Freshmen Class

William Chidester President

Carl Fetchero Vice-President

Marie Miller Secretary

Mary Chapman Treasurer

John Bianconi Rep. to Student Council

Sorority and Fraternity Presidents

Carol Machamer Sigma Iota Chi

Sandra Welshonce Eta Upsilon Gamma

Sylvia Kady Kappa Delta Psi

David Hollen Phi Sigma Nu

Robert Baer (rep.) Theta Sigma Chi

Armando Spagnola Phi Kappa Omega

Representatives

Scott Bosley, Pasquino; Mary Jenkins,
Cheerleaders; Kay Looney, Reynolds Hall;
Sharon Minnix, Women's Athletic Associa-
tion; David Stalnaker, Circle K; Bill Bing-
man, Roth Military Honorary Society; Ray
Campbell, CYF; Thomas Meravi, Newman
Club; Julia Hathaway, Sigma Phi Omega;
James Mclntire, OmniSci ; Sue Wimer, Home
Economics Club ; Max Park, Agriculture Club
and representatives from Davis Hall, Singers,
Panhellenic, Engineers Club, Players, and
Delta Psi Omega.

Mr. David Nuzum

Sponsor

STUDENT COUNCIL

The Student Council, governing order of
the Student Body, supervises student activi-
ties, promotes school spirit, and develops a
close relationship among the students and
faculty.

A welcome committee greeted the student
upon his arrival on campus and helped him
to locate his quarters in the dormitory. Tradi-
tions were explained, and Freshmen Rules
were inaugurated. In order to raise funds for
athletic awards the Council sponsored the
Homecoming Dance and the May Day Ball.
It prepared and sold printed programs for

home football games and sponsored the sale
of freshmen "beanies" to promote school
spirit. The Council served as hosts when
high school seniors came to campus on High
School Visiting Days. The Council provided
guides and escorts on Parents Day in the
fall.

Students look to the governing body to
serve as a liaison between them and the
faculty. Suggestions for making campus life
more attractive originate with the Council
and are taken to the college administration
for final approval.

David W. Felton

President

Louis Martino

Pres. Soph. Class

Don Shaffer

Vice-President

Jean Bonafield

Secretary-Treasurer

Charles Homan

Soph. Class Rep.

CATAMOUNT

Among the pages of the 1963 CATA-
MOUNT are photographs depicting campus
life. We, the staff of this twenty-fifth edi-
tion, hope to recapture and retain for you
many memories of your days at Potomac
State College. In this yearbook are photo-
graphs of two years of striving and achieve-
ment. We hope that events recalled and held

dear will be of significance to all students.
As the college and state grow, so does the
CATAMOUNT. We are proud to commemor-
ate the twenty-five years of our yearbook.
The 1963 CATAMOUNT, consisting of one
hundred fifty-eight pages, is the largest
volume yet produced.

Editor and Staff Working on Copy

CATAMOUNT STAFF

Editor Constance Casto

Business Manager William Hockman

Photographer Norman Moore

Sports Editor Paul Davis

Advertising Staff

Gary Ambridge
Carolyn Castelli
Marion Chambers
Mary Hammond

Patricia Harness
Geren Knight
Susan Sadtler
Delores Starnes
Stephen Wells

Typists

Leanne Arkley
Gayle Crisi
Sandra Kahler
Julia Hathaway

Mr. Dudley W. G. Gordon

Sponsor

CATAMOUNT

Business Manager Meets with his Assistants

Typists Rush to Meet Deadline

THE PASQUINO

&a> The college newspaper, the Pasquino, is completing its 41st year

^**l% a of supplying the campus and the public with news of Potomac State

College. The fortnightly publication's staff includes all journalism

majors and a number of volunteers from the student body.

w "*9& ^PSjpt^ ..' I n addition to being distributed on the campus to students, faculty

V Jp"* members, and the college staff, the Pasquino has a mailing list of

^-1 iJr over a thousand. It is sent to parents of non-commuting students,

"*2|£ | alumni throughout the world, several hundred colleges and high

schools, friends of the college, and advertisers.

The Student-Faculty Directory, published annually, is a Pasquino

project. Each spring, the staff has a banquet with a speaker invited

who is prominent in some phase of the communications professions.

The dinner celebrating the Pasquino's 40th Anniversary last spring,

Dr. Elizabeth Atwater attracted about 100 former staff members, including the first editor,

Faculty Advisor Donald E. Hamill (1921-22) .

PASQUINO STAFF Business Manager Susan Walker

Editor-in-Chief John Scott Bosley Mary Chapman, William Chidester, Judy

News Editor Patricia A. Fleming Tetrick, John Smith

FnTTnRiAT finApn Sports Ivan Pinnell, Editor

t q «. » i SZ • ™ . x, • James Courrier, Dinah Wells, Sharon Min-

J. Scott Bosley, Patricia Fleming, Bonnie n ix, James Sullivan, Fred Kroll

Brown, Susanne L. Marston, Ivan Pinnell A1 „

Alumni Lynn Brodengeyer,

NEWS STAFF Susannah Nesbitt

William K. Chidester, Corrine Miller, Mary Circulation Robert Clements, Manager

L. Miller, Sharon Minnix, Susannah Nesbitt, Ernest Miller, John Fitzgerald, Joseph
Blanche Turner, Caroline McArthur, Helen Jackson, Marie Miller, Betty Kapp, Janet
Martina, Joseph S. Gibbs, James M. Hildreth, Foley, Chris Tatham, Dottie Sue Mark-
William Hockman, Robert C. Steele, Albert wood, Wendie Corbin
E. Wuestefeld, Kathy Wilcox. Staff Photographer Norman Moore

Editor Gives Assignments

THE PASQUINO

Mailing Crew Prepares Bundles

Circulation Staff Addresses Papers

CIRCLE K

Robert Baer

President

James Rittenhour

Vice-President

James Staub

Secretary

James Mclntire

Treasurer

SOPHOMORE MEMBERS

Ralph L. Alkire
William N. Ashcraft
Robert L. Baer
Ralph W. Baker
John E. Bergman
William S. Bingman
Martin T. Bourkland
Finis Boyce
Robert Brannock
Walter R. Campbell

Marion H. Chambers
Ross L. Cline
Kenneth L. Fuhrmann
Howard M. Hatala
Geren F. Knight
Frederick T. Kroll
William D. Lawrence
Louis A. Martino
Wayne L. McClintic

James E. Mclntire
David R. Noble
Edward B. Nuhfer
Stuart M. Perry
Roger Ivan Pinnell
Edward Ray Pouch
Charles W. Rager
James L. Rittenhour
Clarence Robinson

John R. Rush
Donald S. Shaffer
Patrick J. Sherman
Donald C. Shields
James Spadafore
David Stalnaker
James A. Staub
David VanZant
John Wade

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CIRCLE K

The Circle K Club of Potomac State Col-
lege is a service organization dedicated to
this institution and to the community of
Keyser. The local Circle K Club was establish-
ed in 1952 and holds Charter Six in Circle K
International. The Potomac State Circle_ K
Club is composed of college men of high
character and good scholastic standing, who
feel that to serve is an honor instead of a
burden. The objective of Circle K Interna-
tional is to improve relations with the col-

lege, community, country, and God.

Major projects this year were: operating
the second-hand bookstore, sponsoring the
annual Homecoming Parade, continuing a
campus litter project, assisting with Parent's
Day, serving as host for the annual Circle
K District Convention of West Virginia, aid-
ing in the annual Blood Mobile program, con-
tinuing a recognition plaque for scholastic
leaders in school, and serving as guides for
various campus activities.

FRESHMAN MEMBERS

William Bingman

West Virginia
District Secretary

Norman Bender
Stephen Bennett
John David Clay
Charles Ezell, Jr.
Glen A. Harman
John W. Harman
Kenneth Ray Harris
Thomas Eric Martin
Ray McManis
William Milleson

Jeff Rafter
Ralph O. Sharp
Edward Shearer
Donnie Sheilds
John G. Sligar
Joseph Strange III
Vaughn Thomas
Raymond Westfall
W. Joseph Williams

Mr. Earl Micheal

Sponsor

CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP

Mr. W. Earl Michael

Sponsor

The Christian Youth Fellowship was organized on Potomac
State campus in 1949. This organization strives "to bring Chris-
tian youth of Potomac State College into closer contact with the
church and to deepen their devotional life through recreation
and fellowship." Constructive programs are presented by the
various members at the meetings which are held each Sunday
evening.

The Christian Youth Fellowship co-sponsored Religious Em-
phasis Week and sponsored the Pre-Easter Communion and
Pre-Easter worship services for Protestant students. It also
participated in several campus social events.

OFFICERS

President Raymond Campbell

Vice-President Norma Amtower

Secretary Blanche Turner

Treasurer June Brown

Norma Amtower
Carolyn Biser
Martha Bonafield
June Brown
Linda Byers
Raymond Campbell
Judith Channell
Betty Criner
Mary Finnell

Delores Fitzgerald
Nancy Hamara
Mary K. Hammond
Patricia Harness
Julia Hathaway
Oliver Hawk
Thomas Hood
Geren Knight
Cheryl Maderia

MEMBERS

Barbara Malone
James Malone
Nancy Manning
Dottie Markwood
Charles Murphy
Caroline McArthur
Marion Reed
Loretta Reger
Bernadine Rollins

John Rush
Robert Sill
John Sligar
Earl Stutler
Christopher Tatham
Blanche Turner
Carol Wear
Harry Webb
Sandra Welshonce

NEWMAN CLUB

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OFFICERS

President Thomas J. Mera'vi

Vice-President John Giantonio

Secretary Barbara Groch'owski

Treasurer Pat Fleming

MEMBERS

Mary Burfield
Paul Cross
Lewis Dinicola
Mary Dorsey
Charles Grossman
Mary Handlan
Patricia Hanlin
Richard Hartnett
Donald Hill
Tylyn Huffman

Joseph Jackson
Elizabeth Kapp
Frederick Kroll
Claudia Lovering
Helen Martina
Vincent Martina
Louis Martino
Charles Miller
Judith Mokosh
Raymond Netzel

John Oliverio
Edward Pouch
Richard Pirozzi
Nancy Rice
Kathrine Riedel
John Rhul
Kevin Ryan
James Shaffer
Rudolph Sosna
James Spadafore

The Newman Club is a national Catholic organization, brought
to Potomac State College in the spring of 1948. Its purposes are
to foster the spiritual, intellectural, and social interests of
Catholic students of the college. The group is a member of the
National Newman Club Federation and of the Middle Atlantic
Province. The Rev. John J. O'Connell, pastor of the Church of
the Assumption, Keyser, is chaplain of the club, and a faculty
member of the college serves in an advisory capacity. At one of
the two monthly meetings talks on religious or social subjects
are given by visiting speakers.

Armando Spagnolo
Joseph Strange
James Sullivan
Vern Svatos
Kenneth Turner
John Wade
William Williams
Albert Wuestefeld

Mr. J. Kenna Burke

Sponsor

HOME ECONOMICS CLUB

OFFICERS

President Sue Wimer

Vice President Sara Daugherty

Secretary-Treasurer Margaret White

The Home Economics Club began its twenty-seventh year with
zeal and enthusiasm. Its purpose: to further interest in home
economics and create a clearer image of the home economist,
to strive for personal development, and promote good will, was
put into performance.

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Mrs. Elizabeth Hanlin

Sponsor

The highlights of the activities for this
year began with the sale of mums, followed
by the participation in the homecoming
parade with the Agriculture Club. A demon-
stration on the preparation of food was given
by a representative from a local utility com-
pany. Members visited a display of Christ-
mas decorations, sponsored by a local busi-
ness firm. Our club joined with the State
Home Economics Club in the program to
interpret home economics to the high school
students, and served as hostess to the East-

ern Region of Future Home Economics Con-
ference. Trips to the West Virginia Pulp
and Paper Company, the Potomac State
Farm, and Washington, D. C. were entertain-
ing as well as informative. Other activities
included serving as aides for receptions and
attending church services each semester as
a group.

Membership in the club is not limited to
home economics majors, but is open to any
student. This year, seven non-majors became
members of the club.

AGRICULTURE CLUB

Since its beginning on the campus in
1954, the Agriculture Club has maintained
its purpose of furthering the professional
and social interests of the members. To be-
come a member of the Agriculture Club, a
student must major in the field of agricul-
ture, forestry, or veterinary medicine.

Along with the Home Economics Club, the
Agriculture Club entered a float in the an-
nual Homecoming Parade. Again with the

Home Economics Club, the group visited
Washington, D. C. Included in the tour was a
visit to the Department of Agriculture and
Economics.

At the monthly meetings, agricultural
films and slides were shown. At the last
monthly meeting, the most outstanding sop-
homore agriculture student was selected on
the basis of leadership ability and several
other qualifying points.

OFFICERS

President James Carpenter

Vice President Max Park

Secretary Gary Henshaw

Treasurer Richard Wood

Reporter Roger Galf ord

Milton April
Manly Bruce
James Carpenter
John Clay
Norman Delawder
Roger Galford
Benjamin Gay
David Helmick
Gary Henshaw
Nelson Jennings

MEMBERS

Ronald Johnson
Tony Keen
Robert Lawson
Roger Loudin
Earl Mathias
William Millison
James Neil
Raymond Netzel
Max Park
Calvin Sharp

Turner Sharp
Chris Tatham
Vaughn Thomas
Frank Van Amburgh
Wayne Warder
Ronald Wise
Richard Wood
Teddy Yokum

Mr. Kenneth Malone

Sponsor

WOMEN'S RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION

The Women's Residence Association, es-
tablished on December 7, 1944, consists of the
women living in Reynolds Hall. The purpose
of this organization is to promote the amic-
ability of the girls and to help plan the social
life on campus.

Among its activities, the association de-
corates for the annual Homecoming, and

sponsors an annual Christmas Party. The
House Council, comprised of officers of the
association, acts as the governing body for
women. Through a social forum held twice
monthly, an opportunity is given girls in
residence and girls living in approved homes,
to discuss and learn proper social usage for
college women.

MEMBERS

Leanne Arkey
Julia Astfalk
Martha J. Bonafield
Bonnie L. Brown
Mary Nell Burfield
Linda L. Byers
Roberta J. Calvert
Connie C. Casto
Gail E. Coylard
Penny L. Conley
Wendie L. Corbin
Betty Criner
Gayle J. Crisi
Mary L. Dawson

Helen G. Demoise
Yvonne Eddicks
Joyce E. Fike
Patricia Fleming
Ann E. Fulmer
Carolyn L. Guy
Mary K. Hammond
Patricia A. Harness
Elizabeth A. Harris
Julia B Hathaway
Linda L. Hinschlager
Nancy P. Hooper
Mary Jenkins
Sandra J. Kahler

L. Elaine Kalbaugh
Marlene K. Looney
Claudia C. Lovering
Hilda S. Loy
Cheryl M. Maderia
Barbara L. Malone
Nancy A. Manning
Dottie S. Markwood
Susanne Marston
Corrine V. Miller
Sharon L. Minnix
Judith A. Mokosh
Susannah M. Nesbitt
Barbara S. Nicholson

Ingrid Pearson
Cecelia Perrine
Mary G. Pfost
Victoria E. Price
Darlene Reel
Carol A. Rhodes
Luann Rockenstein
Ann L. Ruck
Susan B. Sadtler
Carol J. Swisher
Blanche E. Turner
Louise A. Voelker
Shirley A. Walling
Carol L. Wear

OFFICERS

President Marlene K. Looney

Vice-President Louise Voelker

Secretary Claudia Lovering

Treasurer Barbara Malone

Social Chairman Cecelia Perrine

Dr. Imogene Dever

Sponsor

WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS

President Sharon Minnix

Vice-President Roberta Calvert

Secretary Gail Colyard

Treasurer Hilda Loy

Social Chairman Kathy Wilcox

MEMBERS

Lynn Brodengeyer
June Brown
Linda Byers
Vida Cuppett
Ann Fulmer
Elaine Kalbaugh
Carol Myers
Vicki Price

Carol Rhodes
Barbara Rice
Luann Rockenstein
Barbara Ryon
Ann Snider
Louise Voelker
Shirley Walling
Mischele Ward

Miss Margaret Rafter

Sponsor

"A sport for every woman and every
woman for a sport" is the motto of the Wo-
men's Athletic Association. W.A.A. was or-
ganized to popularize athletics and provide
leisure time activities for Potomac State
women.

The organization aims to develop stand-
ards of leadership and sportsmanship and
to promote those activities which may be
adapted to the leisure time of later life. In-

tramural games for women are bowling,
volleyball, basketball, ping pong, and bad-
minton.

The club is open to all women enrolled at
Potomac State. A total of two hundred fifty
points entitles a member to an emblem.
These points are acquired by participation
in tournaments, attending meetings and oth-
er activities. Each year W.A.A. makes cor-
sages for mothers on Parents' Day.

ENGINEERS CLUB

The Engineers Club is a campus organi-
zation composed of Freshmen and Sopho-
more Engineer majors at Potomac State
College. It has been in existence since 1932
and provides for the student engineer a pro-
fessional atmosphere to go along with his
academic life on the campus. Freshmen be-
come members through participation in the
Engineering Orientation Program. Visiting
professional engineers speak to the mem-

bers, industrial films are shown at the meet-
ings, and trips are taken to industrial plants
in the area. The organization's main purpose
is to lend a professional atmosphere needed
by student engineers as a stepping stone for
association with local, state, and national
Professional Engineering Societies when the
student graduates in some field of engi-
neering.

OFFICERS

President . David Page

Vice President Robert Crai

Secretary Kenneth Turner

Treasurer Edward Shearer

FRESHMEN: George Bennett, Montford Burgess, Delmas Consner, Robert
Craig, David Disque, David Ellis, Robert Hall, Glenn Harman, Edward
Hartman, Gerald Hott, Gary King, Harold Lynch, Ward Masden, William
Nesbitt, David Page, Frederick Roscoe, Edward Shearer, Donnie Shields,
Patrick Smith, John Stealey, Kenneth Turner, Lowell Whipp, Fairley Work-
man, John Umstot.

SOPHOMORES: Thomas Barrett, Kermit Becker, John Bergman, Emmette
Boone, Walter Campbell, David Felton, Charles Greathouse, Howard Hatala,
David Hollen, Charles Homan, David Keller, Thomas Kooken, Robert Lind-
say, Wayne McClintic, Ernest Miller, James Miller, Jeffrey Montgomery,
James Mowbray, Gary Nield, David Neupert, Charles Pyles, Ronald Schwen-
inger, Donald Shields, Terry Stanhagen.

Mr. Walter A. Jaworek

Sponsor

100

POTOMAC STATE SINGERS

One of the oldest, most active, and most popular college or-
ganizations is the Potomac State Singers. This group was organ-
ized in 1926 to give students in singing an opportunity to enjoy
group participation in the art. Since its beginning, the Singers'
group has grown quite large, and now consists of fifty-two mem-
bers.

The Singers organization is composed of a women's chorus,
a men's chorus, and mixed chorus. They take part in the Relig-
ious Emphasis Week programs, and have a large part in the
Annual Spring Music Festival sponsored by the Keyser Kiwanis
Club. The highlight of the winter season was the presentation
of a Christmas cantata which was sung before the Keyser
Rotary Club and the college as the Christmas Convocation. One
of the more enjoyable activities was the visit to high schools
in West Virginia and Maryland this spring. To climax their
year's activities, the Singers provided music for the college
commencement exercises.

President Charles Homan

Mr. Leonard Withers

Director

MEMBERS

Joseph Adams
Julia Astfalk
John Batcheller
Robert Bell
Sandra Brown
Sharon Carpenter
Kathryn Carvey
Carolyn Castelli
Wayne Dare
Larry Dickerson
Lee Drainer
Ervin Fink
Mary Finnell

Delores Fitzgerald
Joseph Frye
Harold Grayson
Barbara Grochowski
Nancy Hamara
Nancy Hartman
Mary Handlan
Richard Hartnett
Hugh Hollingsworth
Charles Homan
Richard Johns
Louise Kister
Barbara Knott

Ralph Long
Cheryl Maderia
Barbara Malone
Carolyn Martin
Paula McDowell
Raymond Netzel
Barbara O'Rear
George Ott
Mary Ellen Rasel
Darlene Reel
Louann Rockenstein
Bernadine Rollins
Susan Sadtler

John Smith
Anna Snider
Martin Stone
John Sutton
Jane Swisher
Dennis Testa
Norma Umstot
Sandra Welshonce
Tom Westfall
Lowell Whipp
Margaret White
Gary Williams
Linda Wiltison

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POTOMAC STATE DANCE BAND

Ralph Baker
Thomas Barrett
John Batcheller
Steven Curry
Douglas Donohoe
Ervin Fink
Woodrow Harper

Mr. Charles Whitehill

Director of all Bands

MEMBERS

Bryan Jones

Robert Lyons
Robert Mitchell
Bernadine Rollins
James Spangler
Beverly Whitehead
Gary Williams
Ronald Wise

The Potomac State College Dance Band,
under the direction of Mr. Charles Whitehill,
affords the members experience in the field
of dance music. Membership in this credit
course is open to any student by audition. In
addition to the regular music available for
dance bands, this group varies its sound by
using special arrangements by Mr. Whitehill
and by using small combos and soloists.

The Stage Band made several appearances
at school functions during the year such as
the Faculty Reception, the Parent's Day
Convocation and the Circle K Convention.
It also appeared in two spring concerts in
addition to the annual spring tour to neigh-
boring high schools in conjunction with the
Potomac State Singers.

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102

POTOMAC STATE CONCERT BAND

The Potomac State College Concert Band
is a credit course available to both men and
women. Participation in the Concert Band
enables students to continue their musical
training. The Concert Band devotes its time
to the study and performance of band litera-
ture of the highest quality.

The Concert Band, under the direction of
Mr. Charles Whitehall, presented a spring
concert on the college campus and also par-
ticipated in the Annual Music Festival spon-
sored by the Keyser Kiwanis Club.

Concluding the concert season, the band
played for the graduation exercises in May.

Joseph Adams
Michael Babyak
Ralph Baker
Thomas Barrett
John Batcheller
Robert Bell
Carolyn Biser
Walter Bosserman
Martin Bourkland
Sharon Carpenter
Kathryn Carvey
William Chidester
Wendi Corbin
Steven Curry

MEMBERS

Douglas Donohoe
Ervin Fink
Woodrow Harper
Richard Hartnett
Bryan Jones
Betty Kapp
Robert Klinestiver
Ralph Long
Robert Lyons
Carol Machemer
Robert Mitchell
Francis Old
George Ott
Max Park

Walter Rex
Susan Sadtler
Robert Seymour
Ralph Sharp
James Spangler
John Stein
Jane Swisher
Wayne Warder
Lee Weekley
Margaret White
Gary Williams
Ronald Wise

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ROTH MILITARY HONORARY SOCIETY

Capt. Ernest Ackiss

Sponsor

ROTH Military Honorary Society was
formed in 1953 to represent the Reserve
Officers Training Corp Unit at Potomac
State College. Colonel Samuel Roth,
then professor of Military Science and
Tactics at West Virginia University,
was responsible for the ROTC Unit here
at Potomac State. The organization was
named in his honor.

The society's chief objective is to
honor outstanding ROTC students who
have demonstrated qualities of leader-
ship and have achieved a high military
and academic standing. To be invited
into ROTH, a student must attain an
average military science grade of "B"
or better and an overall academic grade
of "C" or above. The ROTH colors, red
and white, are displayed in the ribbon
and fourragere worn by all members in
addition to the ROTC uniform.

SP5 John Golaboff

Sponsor

ROTH annually sponsors the ROTC Rifle
Team, the Military Ball, the Fall Banquet,
the sprink cookout, and a float in the Home-
coming Parade. Also, the organization

responsible for the performance of ceremo-
nial activities of a military nature in connec-
tion with Potomac State College activities.

Ralph Alkire
Kermit Becker
Robert Baer
Ralph Baker
Thomas Barrett
John Bergman
William Bingman
Scott Bosley
Robert Burke
Charles Buzzard
Raymond Campbell
John Carney
Harrison Chambers
Ross Cline
James Courrier
Dale Crabtree
John Dailey
David Dillon
George Dorsey
Lawrence Elder
David Felton

MEMBERS

Ervin Fink
Ernest Giles
Charles Greathouse
Lowell Haga
Lewis Hankes
Howard Hatala
Oliver Hawk
David Hollen
Charles Homan
Harry Kelso
Geren Knight
Fredrick Kroll
Jerry Larke
Robert Lindsey
Wayne McClintic
James Mclntire
Charles Rager
Jeffrey Webber
William Duncan
Charles Kalbaugh
Lawrence DeBerry

James Malone
Louis Martino
Thomas Meravi
Ei-nest Miller
James Miller
Jeff Montgomery
James Mowbray
Robert Mullen
Raymond Nuepert
David Noble
Edward Nuhfer
Max Park
Edward Pouch
James Rittenhour
Clarence Robinson
Ronald Schwenninger
Donald Shaffer
Donald Shields
George Shoemaker
Benjamin Sill
Armando Spagnola

David Stalnaker
Terry Stanhagen
James Staub
Earl Stutler
William Thomas
David Weaver
James Willetts
Ronald Wills
Richard Wood
Robert Clements
Harry Clark
Patrick Sherman
Thomas Goss
John Rush
Homer May
William Ashcraft
Charles Pyles
Erlend Mathias
John Hamilton
David VanZant
James Spadafore

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ROTH PLEDGES FOR 1 963

OFFICERS

Commander Charles Homan Treasurer Thomas Meravi

Executive Officer William Bingman Information Officer Scott Bosley

Secretary Raymond Campbell Chaplain James Staub

Capt. Ernest L. Ackiss
U. S. Army

ADVISORS

SP5 John V. Golaboff
U. S. Army

ROTH PLEDGES FOR 1 963

MILITARY MARCHING BAND

The ROTC Marching Band is under the
direction of Mr. Charles Whitehall. Band
members may earn additional ROTC merits
for participation and also earn college credit
if they continue into the Concert Band, as
most do.

The Band is most active during the fall

season when it contributes much to the spirit
of the school by performing at all home foot-
ball games and pep rallies. The band pro-
vides the music for the ROTC noon forma-
tions. The ROTC Band participated in the
Veteran's Day parade, the Homecoming pa-
rade, and the Keyser Christmas parade.

Joseph Adams
Michael Babyak
Ralph Baker
Thomas Barrett
John Batcheller
Robert Bell
Walter Bosserman
Martin Bourkland
William Chidester
Steven Curry

MEMBERS

Douglas Donohoe
Ervin Fink
Woodrow Harper
Richard Hartnett
Bryan Jones
Robert Klinestiver
Ralph Long
Robert Lyons
Robert Mitchell
Francis Old
George Ott

Max Park
Walter Rex
Robert Seymour
Ralph Sharp
James Spangler
John Stein
Wayne Warder
Lee Weekley
Gary Williams
Ronald Wise

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CATAMOUNT RIFLE TEAM

The Catamount Rifle Club, sponsored
by the Military ' Department and the
Roth Honorary Society? is one of sev-
eral competitive sports offered to Poto-
3,-, . mac State Students. Through its affilia-

^fe» I tion with the National Rifle Associa-

tion, the team participates in the NRA
sectionals, which were held this year at
West Virginia University. Also through
the NRA, the students have the oppor-
tunity of working as Certified Assist- ^^■to^ — \
ant Rifle Instructors at summer camps
Z__ throughout the United States.
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along with several experienced fresh- ^k
v w ($& men, enabled the team to compile an X I \
impressive record, which indicates that

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Team Sponsor ' Marksmanship has become an in- Team Coach

creasingly popular sport on the college
campus, and this year, the team added
two girls to its roster.

TEAM MEMBERS

Ralph W. Baker — James D. Evans Erlend L. Mathias Ronald L. Schwenninger

Team Captain Johnny E. Haines Gary B. Norris Roger A. Sites

Donald T. Blandin Richard E. Lyons Edward B. Nuhfer Ronald J. Sosna

Lawrence B. DeBerry Barbara L. Malone Charles T. Pyles William G. Thomas

William M. Duncan Ward B. Masden — Susan B. Sadtler

Team Coach

OFFICERS

President Ralph W. Baker

Vice-President Ward B. Masden

Executive Officer Ronald L. Schwenninger

Secretary Susan B. Sadtler

Treasurer Barbara L. Malone

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PANHELLENIC

Panhellenic Council, the governing forum
of the Greek letter organizations, promotes
good fellowship and cooperation among the
fraternities and sororities, assists in main-
taining esprit de corps and engenders within
the student body high ideals of life, charac-
ter and citizenship.

Eighteen elected representatives from the
six social organizations meet on the second
Tuesday of each month as prescribed by the
group's constitution. Of primary concern was
the regulating and controlling of Rush Week
activities and fraternal participation in cam-
pus elections.

OFFICERS

President Ann Fulmer

Vice President Jerry Knight

Secretary Sue Wimer

Ray Campbell
Carolyn Guy
Ann Fulmer
David Hollen

MEMBERS

Sylvia Kady
Jerry Knight
Carol Machamer
Louis Martino

Mike Perry
Cindy Welshonce
Sue Wimer

Mr. David G. Nuzum

Sponsor

SIGMA PHI OMEGA

OFFICERS

President Julia Hathaway

Vice-President Bernadine Rollins

Secretary-Treasurer Nancy M. Miller

Faculty Representative Kenneth F. Haines

STUDENT MEMBERS

Norma Amtower
Jean Bonafield
James Carpenter
Constance Casto
Harrison Chambers
Ervin Fink
Ann Fulmer
Barbara Grochowski

This year Sigma Phi Omega, the Honor
Society of Potomac State College, will cele-
brate its fortieth birthday. Founded in 1923
to foster scholarship and campus citizenship,
the organization strives to uphold the ideals
of its founders. It is still a local fraternity
with its own constitution, ritual, insignia, and
traditions.

Each year Sigma Phi Omega makes cer-
tain traditional contributions to the campus
life. As it draws its membership from all
groups, it is proper that it should sponsor the
two convocations honoring Potomac State or-
ganizations. This year at the KNOW YOUR
ORGANIZATIONS convocation held for
freshmen shortly after the opening of school,
Sigma Phi Omega presented the roster of

Nancy Hamara
David Hollen
Marlene Looney
James Malone
James Mclntire
Edward Nuhfer
David Stalnaker
Sandra Welshonce

Dr. Nancy M. Miller

Sponsor

all campus leaders and described the history
and objectives of the various organizations
they represented. In May it again sponsored
the RECOGNITION DAY CONVOCATION,
where honor was bestowed upon leadership
and achievement in every field of college life.
The formal initiation of new members and
the banquet honoring them and their parents
also has an important place on the college
calendar.

Members of Sigma Phi Omega recognize
the honor and responsibility which member-
ship entails, and they strive to uphold high
standards of scholarship, to participate in
student activities, and to co-operate with the
college at all times.

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ETA UPSILON GAMMA

OFFICERS

President Cindy Welshonce

Vice President Kay Looney

Secretary Louise Voelker

Treasurer Gail Colyard

AD AMAS Editor Hilda Loy

Sergeant-at-Arms Jodie Perrine

Chaplain Mary Jenkins

Eta Upsilon Gamma, founded at Chris-
tian College, Columbia, Missouri, in 1901, is
the oldest national junior college sorority
in the National College Panhellenic. The aims
of Eta Upsilon Gamma are to stimulate
school spirit, to promote scholarship and
achievement, and to enrich and broaden
friendship.

A successful rush party in the lounge of
Davis Hall with the theme "Gamma Land,"
started the sororities activities in the fall.
In November the annual Harvest Swing, with
a unique motif of a Japanese autumn, was
sponsored by the Gammas and their brother
fraternity, Theta Sigma Chi. In December,
the Gammas exchanged gifts and were hos-
tesses of the Christmas party given for the
Thetas in the Davis Hall Lounge.

In February the members sponsored a

"Welcome Back to Second Semester" dance,
with proceeds going to the Biennial Conclave
fund. March held another money-raising pro-
ject and a party given by the Thetas.

The climax of the year was the annual
Gamma-Theta spring banquet held in honor
of departing sophomores.

Honors bestowed upon Eta Upsilon Gamma
members during the year include: Kay
Looney, Mary Jenkins, Louise Voelker, In-
grid Pearson, and Caroline Guy who served
as R.O.T.C. Sponsors ; Mary Jenkins, Penny
Conley, Joyce Fike, Kathy Carvey, and Carol
Miers were cheerleaders ; Kay Looney, Louise
Voelker, and Jodie Perrine held the top of-
fices in the Women's Residence Association;
and Kay Looney was crowned Queen of the
Harvest Swing.

ETA UPSILON GAMMA

Valla Bartlett
Kathy Carvey
Penelope Conley
Betty Criner
Rebecca Daughtery
Joyce Fike
Betty Harris
Elaine Kalbaugh
Betty Kapp
Beulah Liken
Claudia Lovering
Bonnie McAvoy

MEMBERS

Carol McVicker
Carol Miers
Marie Miller
Mary Miller
Barbara Nicholson
Victoria Price
Judy Tetrick
Mischele Ward
Dinah Wells
Mary Nell Burfield
Roberta Calvert
Gail Colyard

Carolyn Guy
Linda Hinschlager
Mary Jenkins
Kay Looney
Hilda Loy
Marjorie Nichols
Ingrid Pearson
Jodie Perrine
Lou Ann Rockenstein
Louise Voelker
Cindy Welshonce

Miss Irene Brown

Sponsor

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Miss Virginia Johnson

Sponsor

THETA SIGMA CHI

Page Adams
Thomas Arnold
William Ashcraft
Robert Baer
Wallace Bennett
William Bingman
Scott Bosley
Charles Buzzard
Raymond Campbell
John Carney
James Courrier
William Chidister
Michael Dransfield
Kenneth Fuhrman
John Giantonio
John Groden

MEMBERS

Mike Perry
Steven Reckenwald
James Rittenhour
Neil Rodamer
Thomas Ross
John Rush
John Shelton
David Shinn
Ashby Smith
Patrick Smith
James Smith
James Spadafore
Terry Stanhagan
James Staub
David VanZant
James Willetts

John Hamilton
Thomas Hawkins
Thomas Hood
Gerald Hott
William Knott
Robert Klinestiver
Herbert Lambert
Paul Lamm

Harold Lynch
Homer May
James McGovern
James Miller
William Millerson
Jeffery Montgomery
Michael Morgan
Charles Murphy

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THETA SIGMA CHI

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The Theta Sigma Fraternity was founded
on the campus of Potomac State College in
1922. The fraternity promotes character,
fellowship, scholarship, and school spirit.

Theta Sigma Chi participated in many
college sponsored events; tied for the best
decorated float of the Greek letter organi-
zations in the Homecoming Parade, spon-
sored the Harvest Swing in co-operation with
their sister sorority, conducted the election
of Miss Catamount during Homecoming
weekend, and received the President's Scho-
lastic Award for the highest scholastic av-
erage of the fraternal Greek letter organi-

zations.

The organization proudly points to the
accomplishments of their men. Raymond
Campbell was president of the CYF. James
Rittenhour was vice president of the Circle
K. James Staub was secretary of Circle K.
William Bingman was honored as Secretary
of West Virginia District Circle K, and also
Executive Officer of Roth. Robert Baer
served as President of Circle K and reigned
as King of the Harvest Swing.

Other activities of the fraternity included
various informal parties, a rush party and
the annual picnic.

OFFICERS

President Raymond Campbell

Vice President James Rittenhour

Secretary Robert Baer

Treasurer John Carney

Chaplain William Bingman

Sergeant at Arms Thomas Hawkins

Pledge Master David VanZant

Mr. E. L. Dayton

Sponsor

KAPPA DELTA PSI

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OFFICERS

President Sylvia Kady

Vice President Sue Wimer

Secretary Susan Walker

Treasurer Susannah Nesbitt

Historian Constance Casto

Chaplain Wendie Corbin

Judy Stutler Boyer
Carolyn Castelli
Constance Casto
Wendie Corbin
Phyllis Hodge
Barbara Malone

MEMBERS

Sylvia Kady

Susannah Nesbitt
Katherine Reidel
Susan Sadtler
Susan Walker
Linda Wiltison
Sue Wimer

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KAPPA DELTA PSI

Anne Withers

Sponsor

Kappa Delta Psi was founded on the
campus of Potomac State College April
26, 1951. The objectives of this sorority
are to further scholarship, to stimulate
school spirit, to promote high moral
standards, to develop a close feeling of
friendship among its members and loy-
alty to Potomac State College.

The sorority began its 1962-63 activi-
ties with a rush party for the fresh-
man women at the home of Miss Sue
Wimer, with a Hawaiian theme, "Kap-
pa Luau." Instead of the usual Thanks-
giving basket this year, the group do-
nated a meal ticket to a student at
Keyser Elementary School. A dinner for
the patroness of the sorority was held
at Barton's Restaurant replacing the
Christmas Party. The second semester
brought with it new pledges to the so-

Elizabeth Hanlin

Sponsor

rority ; several informal parties with the
brother fraternity, Phi Kappa Omega; the
highly successful Easter Ball ; and, to climax
the year, the freshman girls staged a Spring
Banquet for the departing sophomore "big
sisters." A highlight of the Spring Banquet
was again the presentation of a check to the
Alumni Foundation Scholarship Fund.

Honors bestowed upon Kappa Delta Psi
members during the year include: Carolyn
Castelli, Miss Catamount; Susan Sadtler,

President of The Players and Vice President
of Delta Psi Omega ; Barbara Malone, Treas-
urer of Women's Resident Association ; Su-
san Sadtler and Barbara Malone, the only
female members of the Rifle Team; Con-
stance Casto, Editor of the CATAMOUNT
and elected to Sigma Phi Omega ; Sue Wimer,
President of the Home Economics Club and
Secretary of Panhellenic ; and Susan Walker,
Business Manager of the PASQUINO.

KAPPA OFFICERS MEET

PHI KAPPA OMEGA

PLEDGES

Frank Abruzzino
Nick Accamando
Thomas Baber
Jerry Bryan
Bob Engle
C. J. Fetchero
Gary Hall
Phil Hall

Donald Hill
Jim Hovey
John Kaylor
Robert Lawson
Lucien Lenhart
Bob Longergan
Ralph Long
Charles Miller

Jack Narbut
Francis Old
Walter Pennino
Richard Pirozzi
Jeff Rafter
Donnie Shields
Courtland Smith
Joseph Strange

Dennis Testa
Bob Thorne
Dave Vennari
Steve Wells
Joe Williams
Harry Webb

ACTIVES

John Bergman
Bob Clements
John Fitzgerald
Gary Furgeson
Fred Kroll
Jerry Lark

Louis Martino
Jim Mclntire
Tom Meravi
Ed Nuhfer
Norman Pingley
Ivan Pinnell

Charles Rager
Lou Robinson
Kevin Ryan
Don Shaffer
Dee Shields
Armando Spagnolo

Dave Stalnaker
Bill Thomas
John Wade
Carl Washington
Albie Westifield

The Phi Kappa Omega Fraternity was or-
ganized at Potomac State College in 1949.
The fraternity works steadily to promote
high scholastic standings, sound moral char-
acter, and a fraternal spirit among the
members.

The men of Phi Kappa Omega point proud-
ly to their 1962-63 achievements. Brother
Louis Martino served as President of the
sophomore class and Don Shaffer served as
Vice-president. Jim Mclntire was President
of the Omni-Sci Club. C. J. Fetchero was the
vice-president of the freshman class. The
Kappa float won first prize in the homecom-
ing parade for the most attractive Greek
Letter entry- The Kappas also have the larg-

est pledge class of any other fraternity on
campus. The Kappa candidate for homecom-
ing queen won and reigned over the home-
coming festival.

In co-operation with the sister sorority,
Kappa Delta Psi, we held the annual Easter
Ball, which once again was the spotlight of
the social activities on campus. Throughout
the college year the Fraternity held several
informal parties with their sister sorority.
The year was climaxed with the annual
spring banquet and picnic.

The bands which were established with
the other brothers will long be remembered
by us all.

OFFICERS

President Armando Spagnolo

Vice-President David Stalnaker

Secretary James Mclntire

Treasurer Louis Martino

Chaplain Fred Kroll

Parliamentarian Charles Rager

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Sponsor

PHI KAPPA OMEGA

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SIGMA IOTA CHI

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Sigma Iota Chi was founded in 1903 by Captain Greer A.
Duncan, and it is now the largest National Junior College Soror-
ity in the United States. Epsilon Chapter was founded at Poto-
mac State in 1923.

The purpose of the girls in Sigma is to perfect and partici-
pate in the true meaning of sisterhood ; to forget themselves
as individuals and to be mindful of others ; to establish friend-
ship and sisterly love; and to contribute to the betterment of
women. A good scholastic and citizenship standing is stressed
as are the responsibilities toward the college.

The rush party was held at the home of
Mrs. Marie Coffman, and of the rushees,
forty-three accepted Sigma bids. The mem-
bers provided baskets of food for two needy
families at Christmas as a local project. Sig-
mas also have a campus and a national
project.

Miss Dolores Fitzgerald was the Sigma

candidate for "Miss Catamount." Miss Ann
Fulmer served as President of Panhellenic
for the first semester. Miss Nancy Hamara
was chosen Queen of the Christmas Ball
sponsored by the Phi Sigma Nu fraternity,
and Miss Jean Bonafield reigned as Queen of
the Sweetheart Ball sponsored by the Sigmas.

SIGMA IOTA CHI

Julia Astfalk
Elaine Ack
Doris Bennett
Carolyn Biser
Sharon Carpenter
Sandra Compton
Gayle Crisi
Vida Cuppett
Grace Demoise
Mary Dorsey
Elinor Drane
Barbara Fileti
Janet Foley

MEMBERS

Mary Lou Finnell
Delores Fitzgerald
Barbara Grochowski
Mary Kay Hammond
Molly Handlan
Pat Hanlin
Patty Harness
Nancy Hartman
Nancy Hooper
Neva Hoffman
Tylyn Huffman
Sandi Kahler
Karen Keller

Joanne Killiam
Louise Kister
Helen Lewis
Cheryl Maderia
Nancy Manning
Susan Marston
Corrine Miller
Judith Mokosh
Caroline McArthur
Paula McDowell
Mary Lou Nuss
Barbara O'Rear
Hilda Pancake

Brenda Pugh
Jeannie Ramsey
Carol Rhodes
Clara Belle Reel
Carolyn Root
Marcella Ryan
Barbara Ryon
Delores Starnes
Irene Strong
Anna Kathryn Snyder
Sue Wagner

Miss Frances Sarullo

Sponsor

OFFICERS

Worthy Matron . . . Carol Machamer
Worthy Protectress .... Ann Fulmer
Worthy Scribe . . Nancy Ann Breinig
Worthy Treasurer . . Jean Bonafield

Worthy Guard Leanne Arkley

Literary Chairman . . Nancy Hamara

Worthy Directress Nancy Rice

Chaplain Norma Amtower

Historian Mary Ellen Rasel

Parchment Ed. . . Becky Harshbarger

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Miss Margaret Rafter

Sponsor

PHI SIGMA NU

OFFICERS

President David Hollen

Vice President James Malone

Secretary John Dailey

Treasurer Raymond Neupert

Representative to Panhellenic

Geren Knight

Mr. James T. Handlan

Sponsor

MEMBERS

Steve Bennett
Martin Bourkland
Roger Crites
John Dailey
Charles Ezell
Ray Harris
Howard Hatala

Geren Knight
David Hollen
Ernest Layman
James Malone
Ward Masden
Ray McManis
Paul Morris

Raymond Neupert
Edward Pouch
Roger Robinette
John Ruhl
Robert Seymour
Edward Shearer
John Smith

John Stealey
William Stein
James Stutler
Richard Thompson
Roy Walker

Phi Sigma Nu, founded in 1922, has been
an outstanding social fraternity on the camp-
us of Potomac State College. The fraternity
was granted a charter by the National Col-
lege Panhellenic and is designated Beta Chap-
ter.

Phi Sigma Nu began the year with a suc-
cessful and entertaining pledge party during
the fall "Rush Week" which netted the fra-
ternity its potential new members. In the
fall activities on the campus of the college,
Phi Sigma Nu was awarded the prize for hav-
ing the most original float in the Homecom-
ing parade.

The annual and traditional Christmas Ball
sponsored by the fraternity was as usual a
distinguished social event on the campus,
with brother John Dailey reigning as "King
of Winter" with Nancy Hamara, elected by
the brothers from their sister sorority, as
his "Queen." In February, Brother Jerry

Knight was elected to rule as "King" at the
sister sorority's "Sweetheart Ball" and Jean
Bonafield of Sigma Iota Chi was elected by
the fraternity as the "Queen."

Phi Sigma Nu held a number of informal
parties during the year, entertaining the
pledges, members of Sigma Iota Chi and oth-
ers. The fraternity also was well represented
in all campus activities and developed a series
of programs for the benefit of the members.

At the end of the year a fraternity picnic
was held, and the annual banquet honoring
the sophomore members of the fraternity
closed out the year's activities.

Phi Sigma Nu demands high moral stand-
ards, individual development of character and
leadership and scholastic achievement of its
members, and encourages interest and par-
ticipation in campus activities and fosters
college spirit.

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POTOMAC STATE PLAYERS

Taking a Curtain Call.

Players, organized in 1919 on the Potomac
State College campus, holds the distinction
of being the oldest cultural organization at
Potomac State. Whether they have been
members of the National Thespian Society
in high school, or are just becoming inter-
ested in dramatics, the members of Players
receive training in every aspect of the the-
ater, from acting to set construction, lighting
techniques and the art of stage make-up.

This year, in addition to the annual Spring
production of a three-act play, the Players
presented a one-act comedy, Hold Everything,
in the early weeks of the second semester. In
contrast to the light air of their winter pro-
duction, the group chose Richard Reich's A

House Without Windows, a mystery-drama,
for their three-act, Spring presentation.

Membership in Delta Psi Omega, national
dramatic honorary society, is awarded each
year to members of Players who have done
outstanding work, and have made valuable
contributions to the organization. Election
to the society is not automatic, however, up-
on the accumulation of the one hundred
points necessary for consideration ; candi-
dates must meet local and national require-
ments for election, as Delta Psi Omega is a
fraternity which gives recognition only to
members of dramatic organizations who excel
in the theater.

Mr. Jasper Morris

Sponsor

OFFICERS

President Susan B. Sadtler

Vice-President Beulah G. Likin

Secretary-Treas Mary Chapman

MEMBERS

Page Adams
Thomas Baber
Stephen Bennett
Mary Chapman
Wendie Corbin
Deborah Davis
Mary Dawson
Patricia Hanlin

Beulah Likin
Judith Mokosh
Walter Pennino
Catherine Riedel
Susan Sadtler
Joseph Strange
Carole Tasker
Blanche Turner

SPORTS

"That's it, Dave, Knock it Our Way."

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"Break Loose and Run it, Tony! Come on!"

'Ah, McFarland is Fouled!'

POTOMAC STATE

CATAMOUNTS

FOOTBALL

1 963 SEASON

Coach
Dana Lough

Coach Dana G. Lough's Catamounts completed the season with a record
of 2-6 as they emerged victorious only on Homecoming Day and Parent's
Day.

The Potomac State Blue and Gold started off their season by traveling
to Glenville where they were defeated by the Glenville Pioneers 26-7
Catamount, Robert Lawson crossed the goal for the Potomac TD and
Charles Reese converted for the extra point.

The Loughmen chalked up their second loss of the season as Chowan
Junior College of Murfreesboro, N. C, defeated the Potomac Eleven in a
6-0 pigskin tally.

Shepherd College's Rams handed the Cats their third defeat as they swept
over the Blue and Gold in a 27-7 battle at Staymen Field. Pat Sherman
plunged over the goal for the Potomac TD while Nick Lapcevic made the
extra point.

Again the Loughmen went to the road only to be defeated by Ferrum
Junior College of Roanoke, Va., 13-9 in a heartbreaking gridiron tally
which continued their jinx to four straight loses.

On Homecoming Day the Potomac Blue and Gold broke their losing
streak by defeating Montgomery Junior College in a 20-12 tally at Stay-
men field. Scoring for the Cats were Bob Lawson, Harry Wilson, Bob
Thorn, and Bob Diaco while Nick Lapcevic converted the extra points.

Bad luck again plagued the Loughmen as they traveled to Dover, Del.,
tally at Staymen Field to end the 1962 Football season.

The Cats returned home only to find that "Lady Luck" was still against
them as they knuckled under to the Frostburg Bobcats in their sixth de-
feat of the season, 21-13.

The hard-luck Loughmen moved into the winner's circle for the second
time by defeating Baltimore Junior College, 33-24 in a heated Parent's Day
tally at Stayman Field to end the 1962 Football season.

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L. Dinicola

J. Kuzmiak

D. Lough

J. Shaffer

F. Kroll

A. Spagnola

M. April

J. Bianconi

R. Diaco

C. Washington

C. Gaujot

D. Delich

J. Castelli

G. Keen

K. Cuprik

A. Bittner

M. Bean

W. Karnis

B. Holcomb

R. Coates

D. Whitzell

P. Jenkins

L. Lyons

C. Reese

S. Kolodziejski

R. Alkire

G. Knotts

D. Smith

P. Park

K. Ryan

R. Thorne

S. Dudd

G. Ketchem

A. Dewey

D. Cutlip

E. Hawkins

D. Rawlings

G. Ferguson

N. Lapcevic

W. Jennewine

N. Accamando

W. LaMay

R. Pirozzi

H. Wilson

V. Kirk

D. Lawson

M. Myers

P. Sherman

F. Coda

M. Zontanos

C. Miller

R. Lawson

N. Pingley

C. Montgomery

G. Shipley

P. Rawlings

R. Lonergan

J. Hodges

J. Fox

R. Hartnett

J. Leatherman

E. Miers

J. Strange
SCORES

W. Masden

Potomac State

Opponent

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BASKETBALL- 1 962- 1 963

The 1962-63 Catamount Cagers, victim of a number of close games,
wound up their regular season with a record of 13-10, with one game
called because of bad weather.

Overall, the Cats had a good season as six men returned to handle
the ball for Coach Dana G. "Horse" Lough. Veteran Sophomores were
Jim Courrier, Jim Carpenter, Dave Felton, Wayne Hawk, Stanly Kolod-
zieski, and Norman Pingley. Also a sophomore was Don Shields who was
added to the Potomac Five for the first time.

The season began with a bang as the Loughmen defeated Altoona Junior
College by an overwhelming score of 103-64 on the home court December
1. With victory in their eyes, the Loughmen met the Frostburg Bobcats
only to be defeated in a 72-66 thriller. On December 8 the Cats gained
revenge as they defeated Hagerstown 93-73 for their second win of the
season.

With a 2-1 record the Catamounts traveled to Johnstown, Pa., to defeat
the Pennsylvanians in a 66-63 tally. On December 14 the Potomac Five
returned to the home court where they were victorious over Prince George
College 68-65. Defeat plagued the Cats as they traveled to Frostburg,
Md., to be defeated by the Bobcats in a 83-64 bout.

The jinx continued to follow the Cats as they fell victim of Montgomery
College in a 94-85 tally. The loughmen ended their losing streak by meet-
ing Catonsville College in a 105-44 romp. Returning home the Cats de-
feated Shepherd College in an 84-74 tally. Still on the home court the
Loughmen overturned Allegheny College 87-65 on January 16 and Johns-
town, for the second time, 75-61 on January 19.

With the record at 8-3 the Catamounts traveled to Altoona to fall
victim to the Pennsylvanians in a 58-60 thriller. Bad luck stayed with the
Catamounts as they fell to Shenandoah College as the Virginians turned
them over in a close game of 83-81.

Home again on January 31 the Potomac team brought their record
up by defeating Charles College 78-73 and St. Marys 79-35 on February
1. Hitting the road the Cats again defeated Hagerstown in a 90-79 tally.
Bad luck struck again as the Cats traveled to Shepherdstown to be romped
by the Shepherd team in a 116-69 romp.

The Cats remained on the road to defeat Allegheny 96-76 to bring their
record up to 12-6. Returning home for the last time the Cats romped
over Point College of Pittsburgh 75-42 in a thrilling fast-moving game.

A road trip to Dover, Del., Bainbridge, Md., and Baltimore, Md., proved
disasterous to the home team. Starting the trip, the Cats fell to Wesley
College 77-72 on February 14. The following day the Cats fell to Bain-
bridge Naval Academy 77-63. Stopping at Baltimore on February 16
the Loughmen fell victim of Baltimore College in a 82-63 bout.

The Cats returned home with a 13-9 record and awaited the arrival
of Shenandoah College, February 19, but bad weather forced the game
to be called.

Potomac State College basketball season came to an abrupt end at
Suitland, Maryland, where Montgomery College handed the Cats a 97-89
defeat during the opening round of the Tri-State Junior College Con-
ference Tourney and stopped the Cats bid for a third tourney title.

126

BASKETBALL SCORES

Potomac Opponent

103 Altoona 64

66 Frostburg 72

93 Hagerstown 73

66 Johnstown 63

68 Prince George 65

64 Frostburg 83

85 Montgomery 94

105 Catonsville 44

84 Shepherd 74

87 Alllegheny 16

75 Johnstown 61

58 Altoona 60

Potomac Opponent

81 Shenandoah 83

78 Charles 73

79 St. Marys 35

90 Hagerstown 79

69 Shepherd 116

96 Allegheny 76

75 Point 42

72 Wesley 77

63 Bainbridge 77

63 Baltimore 82

Shenandoah
(Game Called)

TRI-STATE TOURNAMENTS

February 22
1st Round Potomac 89
Montgomery 97

127

EXTRA CURRICULAR AND

Potomac State Cross Country Team

Hugh Hollingsworth — Champ in PSC and' Allegheny City College Match

Intramural Bowling Teams Begin Their Season

INTRAMURAL SPORTS

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Campus Intramural Basketball Game

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Intramural Volley Ball Champions

POTOMAC STATE STILL PROUDLY MARCHES FORWARD

POTOMAC STATE COLLEGE
OF WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

A JUNIOR COLLEGE FULLY ACCREDITED

Offering Courses in Arts and Sciences, Pre-Law, Pre- Education,
Commerce and Business Administration, Home Economics,
Agriculture, Engineering, Music, Pre-Dental, Pre-Medical

SENSIBLE ACADEMIC STANDARDS

A Well- Planned Social and Physical Program
Intelligent Attention to the Problems of the Individual Student

REASONABLE COST

A WEST VIRGINIA INSTITUTION IN KEYSER

Summer Term: June 10 - July 13, July 15 - August 17
Fall Term: September 8

E. E. CHURCH, President

131

TRI STATE FABRIC
CENTER

Everything for

the woman

who sews

Keyser, West Virginia

KEYSER MUSIC CENTER

60 No. Main Street

# Pianos - Organs #

by Baldwin ; Kimball ; Thomas

and Cable

Local Financing Available
SUnset 8-1449 — Keyser, W. Va.

GARDNER HARDWARE

Retail Hardware

40 N. Main Street

Phone SU 4-6041

Keyser, West Virginia

McCOOLE'S MEN'S STORE

23 Armstrong Street
Keyser, West Virginia

Compliments
of

WESTERN AUTO

Keyser, West Virginia

Compliments
of

THE ROSEMONT
RESTAURANT

17 Armstrong Street

Keyser, W. Va.

PATRIOTIC SHOE SHOP

Reno Calemine, Proprietor

Compliments
of
the

BLUE JAY RESTAURANT

132

COMPLIMENTS
of

POTOMAC VALLEY HOSPITAL

KEYSER,

WEST VIRGINIA

PILLIAM MUSIC SERVICE, II.

RCA WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCE
RCA TELEVISION, RADIO, PHONO

Television and Appliances

Records, Phonographs

Radios, Repairs

Sales and Service
Main at Mozelle Street

Keyser, West Virginia SU 8-3241

133

It takes

QUALITY TIMBER

to produce
FINE PAPER

The Virginia pine shown above is one that has qualified as a superior
seed tree after meeting certain tests in the field and in the laboratory.
This is one of the first steps in obtaining certified seed for growing trees
which will give quality in the same light as certified grain seeds. On
the Luke Timberlands in West Virginia, extensive research is being
done in Forest Management to help West Virginia land owners and
timber operators to produce more and better timber from their land.

West Virginia
Pulp and Paper

134

SHERMAN'S SUNOCO
SERVICE

220 Armstrong Street Phone SU 8-3511
Keyser, West Virginia

Auto And Truck Servicing And

Tire Repair

Minor Repairs & Tuneup

Washing and Greasing

We Give S and H Stamps

SHINAMON'S

Beautiful Shoes
Cumberland, Md.

Quality Jewelry

RAY'S JEWELRY

103 Baltimore St.,
Cumberland, Md.

ROUND

HOUSE

INN

315 W.

Piedmont

3t,

Key.'

?er, W. Va.

OPEN 24

HOURS A

DAY

POTOMAC FARMS DAIRY

236 South Water St.,
Keyser, W. Va.

HOUSER'S

T.V.

SALES

Zenith

Admiral

Philco

Westinghouse

Romney, W.

Va.

Phone 202

Compliments
of

SIRNA'S MARKET

Ridgeley, W. Va.

HOMAN LUMBER, INC.

Lumber And Building Supplies

So. Main & Chestnut Streets
Phone 784-7741 Keyser, W. Va.

135

COMPLIMENTS
OF

THE NATIONAL BAM OF KEYSER

"The Friendly Bank"

Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

136

MARKLE'S MARKET

Quality Foods

Reasonable Prices

SU. 4-9231

95 No. Water Street

Keyser, W. Va.

osenbaum's

Established 1848

'Cumberland's Foremost
Department Store"

Keyser Television

Community Antenna System

KEYSER TELEVISION COMPANY, INC.

"THEY SHRUNK
MY PANTS AGAIN!

"Think I'll discover
Electric Dryers!"

POTOAAAC LIGHT & POWER COMPANY

137

"SHOP— MURPHY'S"

Your Complete Variety Store

Suggestions for the Student

School Supplies

Dresses

Dorm Furnishings

Sportswear

Novelties

Waste Baskets

Jewelry

Sweaters

G. C. MURPHY COMPANY

The Complete Variety Store

97-103 N. Main Street Keyser, W. Va.

Phone SU. 4-1866

GRAYSON'S

Complete Line of
Guns — Ammunition-
Photographic

Sporting Goods
-Fishing Equipment
Equipment

2 W.

Piedmont

Name Brand
For All

Keyser,

Equipment
Sports

Phone
W. Va.

784-4521

WOLF FUMITURE COMPANY

Best Quality Lowest Prices Easiest Terms

52 Armstrong Street Keyser, W. Va.

Wilson Brown, Manager Su.-8-3711

138

MEMORIAL HALL -FIRST FLOOR

"Staunch friends are we, well tried and strong"

Thaxter

First Row, L. to R.: "Bill" Evick, "Chuck" Alt, "Bob" Baer, "Jim" Spadafore, "Dave"
Stalnaker, "Lou" Martino, "Dave" VanZant, "Jerry" Hott. Second Row, L. to R.:
"Page" Adams, "Wayne" Warder, "Bill" Ashcraft, "Herb" Lambert, "Dave" Noble,
"Wayne" McClintic, "Paul" Lamm, "Shorty" Boyce. Third Row, L. to R.: "Jim"
Staub, "Bill" Bingman, "Marty" Bourkland, "Gary" Henshaw, "Ward" Masden, "Jim"
Rittenhour, "Bill" Milleson, "Roger" Loudin, "Bill" Seckman, "Norman" Bender,
"Kevin" Ryan, "Bob" Seymour.

139

KEYSER TEXACO STATION

TIRES — BATTERIES — ACCESSORIES

PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE
SOUTH MINERAL, ROUTE 220, KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA

^:M:<;Mim?Uii.

PHONE 784-2286
KEYSER TEXACO STATION

140

GOOD MOVIE AT

THE KEY3ER THEATER

Main Street
Keyser, W. Va.

ROMIG DRUG COMPANY

The REXALL Store

Keyser, West Virginia

Phone SU 8-6506

LAZARUS

Cumberland, Md.

SHOP

MAURICE'S
Department Store

Your one stop shopping center

with the latest fashions

for the entire family.

WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS

Keyser, W. Va.

"Foremost in

Fashion"

honor's Ladies Wear

257 Jefferson

Avenue

Moundsville,

W. Va.

845-2160 Mrs

Francis Knight,

845-1636

Mgr.

HANNA'S FOOD MARKET

Stanley Hanna, Owner

Big Enough to Fill Your

Needs. Small Enough to

Appreciate Your Business

183 W. Piedmont Street
Keyser, W. Va.

Compliments

BOGGS

SUPPLY

COMPANY

Keyser, W.

Va.

CANNON ELECTRIC

Phone SU. 4-5711

488 South Main Street

Keyser, W. Va.

DAVIS BAKERY

"Our Best Ads Appears On Our
Customer's Tables"

32 Second Street

Piedmont, W. Va.

El. 5-8391

Select Your Graduation

Gifts Now

SPEAR'S
JEWELERS

62 Baltimore Street
Cumberland, Md.

ARTCARVED DIAMONDS
NATIONALLY FAMOUS WATCHES

MARTIN'S

Fashions of Individuality

Cumberland, Md.

GOOD CLOTHES

FOR
MEN AND BOYS

AT
POPULAR PRICES

BURTON'S

Cumberland ... La Vale . . . Winchester

SMITH'S TENDER FEET
SHOE STORE

137 Baltimore Street
Cumberland, Md.

Compliments
of

EBERT'S JEWELRY

Keyser, W. Va.

142

MEMORIAL HALL — SECOND FLOOR

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IP 1

(!■'

if ,fl

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The Twenty One-derfuls

First Row: L- to R.: "Sam" Kalbaugh, "Glen" Harman, "Harry" Webb, "Skip" Greilich,
"Jim" Mclntire, "Jerry" Gould, "Bill" Jennewine, "John" Harman. Second Row, L. to
R.: "Ralph" Baker, "Ross" Cline, "Max" Park, "John" Smith, "Dee" Shields, "John"
Clay, "Jerry" Knight, "Don" Shaffer, "Harry" Helme, "Bill" Beardslee, "Greg"
Sligar, "Fred" Kroll, "Link" Thomas.

143

144

DAVIS HALL -SECOND FLOOR

First Row: L. to R.: "Lip" Kirk; "Bad Bob" Lawson; "Ape" April; "Doc" Van Am-
burgh; Gary "Happy Dan" Ambridge; Roy "Rogers" Williams; "Bear" Shipley.
Second Row: L. to R.: Bob "Dine Dong" Bell; Bill Barelift; Chuck "Sperry" Gross-
man; Jerry Judy; "Kentucky" Bowman; Joe "The Judge" Marshall; "Red" Moon;
"Pierre" Gaujot; "Huey" Williams; "Gus" Zontanos; Dave Whitzell.

First Row: L. to R.: Norman "Gunner" Pingley; "Bones" Barrett; "Soucerhead"
Reese; "Hustler" Alkire; "Traveler" Hager; "Snuff" Martini; "Traitor" Ketchem.
Second Row: L. to R.: "Josh" Mcllvaine; Clarence Robinson; M. G. Weaver; "Moose"
Knotts; Billy "The Kid" Jones; "Butterball" Buterbaugh; "Flash" Neupert; "Shop"
Parks; "Grundy" Chambers.

DAVIS HALL -THIRD FLOOR

1 45

SCRATCH and HAZEL'S

CHAT and CHEW
RESTAURANT

Good Food and
Friendly Atmosphere

146

Compliments of

SHEAR'S WOMEN SHOP

JAY'S SHOE SHOP
KAPLON'S MEN SHOP

Keyser, West Virginia

WILDEMANN'S

— QUALITY CLEANERS —

Raymond Stafford, Prop.

Cleaning — Pressing — Repairing

54 W. Piedmont St.

COZY CORNER

Snack Bar — Confectionery
Notions — Novelties

201 South Main

Keyser
Dial SU 4-9261

Compliments of

KEYSER CANDY
COMPANY

Keyser, West Virginia

Good Food

means

Good Health

Meet your friends

THE ROYAL
RESTAURANT

SHAPIROS STORES

61 - 63 Armstrong Street

Keyser, West Virginia

PEOPLE'S PHARMACY

• Prescriptions

• Cosmetics

• Hollingsworth

Candies

Main and Armstrong Sts.
Phone SU 8-5461

ARMY & NAVY
DISCOUNT STORES

73 E. Main St.

FROSTBURG, MD.

Phone OVerbrook 9-9402

69 Armstrong St.

KEYSER, W. VA.

Phone SUnset 4-0656

147

Compliments

A & P MARKETS

Who have low, low prices

and

Plaid Stamps Too

LEON C.

HAMMOND AGENCY

INSURANCE THAT INSURES

197 Main

Street

Phone REdwood 8-9383

RIDGELEY, W. VA.

148

ROMNEY COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, II.

ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA

Phone: SU 8-1941

POTOMAC MOTEL

Keyser, W. Va.

u. s

220, 1 Mile South of Keyser

John Rokisky, Manager

Electric Heat

Television

Air Conditioning

Wall to Wall Carpet

149

FLOWER SHOP MINNICH'S

Gas and Electric Appliances

74 North Main Street
Keyser, West Virginia

DAVIDSON'S D & D
CLEANERS

Sta-Nu Processing

for

Safer, Better Cleaning

DICK DAVIDSON
and JIM DASKAL

PROUD BUILDERS OF OUR NEW DORM

MELLON-STUART COMPANY

Contracting Engineers

210 East Parkway
Pittsburgh (12) Pa.

STEM PIT RESTAURANT

TRY OUR

STEAKS

SEA FOOD

PLATE LUNCHES

Special Menu For Potomac State Students

Open 7 A.M. to 8:30 P.M.
Dolores Yokum, Prop.

150

If it is Insurance

You

Want

Contact

HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY

4224 Freedom Way

Weirton, W. Va.

Moving?
Storing?

Then

Call

WEIR-COVE MOVING & STORAGE COMPANY

4224 Freedom Way
Weirton, W. Va.

151

PROFESSIONAL PAGE

ROBERT W. BESS, JR., M. D.

PAUL T. HEALY, M. D,

ROBERT W. BESS, SR., M. D.

THAD T. HUFFMAN, M. D.

LAWRENCE D. FANTI, D. D. S.

DONALD L. RISER, D. D. S.

J. WILLIAM GANNON, JR., D. D. S.

WILLIAM W. LESH, M. D.

PAUL F. GIFFIN, D. D. S.

C. E. MONTGOMERY, D. D. S.

PHILIP STAGGERS

M.D.

PLEASE PATRONIZE
OUR ADVERTISERS

AND SAY

We read your Ad in the

1963 CATAMOUNT

152

ANNUAL PARADES

HOMECOMING PARADE

VETERANS DAY PARADE

CAMPUS CANDIDS

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'Mrs. K, May I Borrow a Key?"

Honey! This is Costing- Me Money!

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No Snack for Mac, He's in the Sack!

"Norman, You Kidding- Me?'

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"My Boy's Playing, Do I Pay?"

COURTESY OF JERRY KNIGHT

'This Will be a Fair Test!'

Airmail to Florida!

■X.

"I Know, but You Goofed on Equations!"

'You must take the test in class." _

"Destroyed another Negative?'

"Now it's our turn — only a dime.

AUTOGRAPHS

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